Alternative propulsion a technique which relies on alternative fuels to power cars. With the passage of time it seems not to impossible that anything can be use to drive cars, assuming research based on the theory e=mc2.
In the Starting with the nitrogen powered cars. Elemental nitrogen has a very little boiling point. As a result of this, when liquid nitrogen is stored in a pressure controlled surroundings, it stores a huge amount of potential energy. In the LN2000 liquid nitrogen powered model car, being developed at the University of Washington, the liquid fuel is let out of a rushed tank, preheated by an economizer which takes heat from the tire out before it rapidly vaporizes, growing rapidly in an endothermic response. This expanding gas is renewed into energy that moves the wheels of the converted mail truck by a 15 hp radial air motor.
In the Starting with the nitrogen powered cars. Elemental nitrogen has a very little boiling point. As a result of this, when liquid nitrogen is stored in a pressure controlled surroundings, it stores a huge amount of potential energy. In the LN2000 liquid nitrogen powered model car, being developed at the University of Washington, the liquid fuel is let out of a rushed tank, preheated by an economizer which takes heat from the tire out before it rapidly vaporizes, growing rapidly in an endothermic response. This expanding gas is renewed into energy that moves the wheels of the converted mail truck by a 15 hp radial air motor.
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