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all na lie the main thing is Money Money Money And big prick simple lasstropinky: |
He said he is an engineer and mechanical engineer for that matter. it suprises me that he doesnt know that weight and load affects fuel consumption he doesnt know that if you carry heavy load as in many orobo women in a small car..the fuel consumption will be affected adversary abi him tink those orobo nyash and breast no get weight lol abeg leave our engineer divinelove: |
I AM SCRAED NOT EVEN A DROP IN MY TANK, I AM SCARED OF IT RUSTING ... dearpreye: |
LAGOS PEOPLE, THEY CAN BEAR SMALL HEAT...LOL I NOW UNDERSTAND HOW RUGGED BIAFRANS ARE PLS GIVE EM FUEL BIKO |
The AC needs mechanical power to turn a compressor (which is very much like a pump). In a home unit, an electric motor drives the compressor. In a car, traditionally, the compressor is driven by a belt which is, in turn, driven by the car's engine. So, the resistance of the compressor is overcome by the engine, which means the engine must burn a little bit more gasoline than it would if the compressor was not being used for the AC. There's no free lunch here! However, at highway speeds the power required by the AC compressor is less than the extra power required to overcome the extra drag which would be caused by having the car windows open as an alternative to using the AC. I believe that "Click and Clack" has more info. Google will help, too. (Modern cars may use an electric motor to drive the AC compressor, like a home unit; I don't know, actually. Similarly, the cooling fan of older cars was driven by a belt, whereas newer cars drive the fan with an electric motor. Electric motors, of course, require electrical power, which requires work from the engine, which requires gasoline.) When you turn the AC on in your car, it uses energy supplied to it by the alternator. This energy is coming from the engine, which is using the fuel in your gas tank. The AC won’t run properly without the car started because the belt that engages the compressor (which is used to compress the coolant and make it cold) will only run with the engine started. This is the same belt that is responsible for running the alternator and charging your battery. Thank me for the lectures I cant bring my car for you to even put water in my radiator chuna1985: |
guy..if you are real engineer then it is shameful that you are saying this Give us proof ..engineeering and sciences requires proofs, pls give us proof chuna1985: |
That is to burn calaories and avoid traffic jams and its attendant wahala on engine live span lol dearpreye: |
give us simple anology and proove...we would apprecaite that # thank you Edunwa302: |
thank u bro lol, u made physics look easy for a nursery 1 pupil thats talent divinelove: |
ok Lilimax: |
Who told you that capacity have you ever used a gen that has the capacity to carry a fridge...then switch the fridge on...you will hear hmmmmm sound from the gen set never underestimate the ppower of a compressor Simple physics brother physics it is called load..the bigger the load the bigger the energy used to carry it in a lay man terms the more gasoline consumed Physics brother chuna1985: |
We are in the same club lol dearpreye: |
we had an understanding of pligarism and if i borrowed a material from somewhere, I must acknbowladge it and what if I made an input also We have an understanding here bro...have a blessed week lomomike: |
IJAW PROMIXITY TO OCEAN HAS MADE THEM THINK LIKE FISHES SO I THINK THEY SHOULD GO BACK TO THEIR SECOND NATURE WHICH IS FISHING...THEY HAVE MARINE LIKE ATTITUDE ..THEY SHOULD LEAVE OIL EXPLOITATION FOR PEOPLE LIKE SW AND SE |
because of a chinese, you curse your president nawa for people missdebs: |
ok, I have noted that but I think it is right to educate people so that people can make informed choices not been stampeded to something but i think i like your approach gracias amigo ... have a blessed working week bro lomomike: |
Please can you get that ladies contact and the name of these seeds, we should not lose such knowladge...too much synthetic drugs is not good. the pharmacist will tell you that every drug is a poision. cc ishiluv ishilove trukoments: |
The price of petrol and diesel has stopped rising for a bit, but it's still a huge cost when running a car. Here are 10 simple fuel saving tips from . In lagos today, a litre is about 400 Naira and this is crazy and we hope that it gets down but as a driver please know these few steps to save yourself of fuel bills...above all try to avoid black market if possible. These PMS are usually mixed with something, I learnt its a thinner 1. Make fewer trips Did you know that when you drive a car that has been parked for a few hours, the engine is cold and it uses much more fuel for the first five miles or so? Ideally you'd combine all your daily errands into one big trip. Often that's not possible if you have to pop out during the day to drop off and collect the family, but try not to go out separately to do the supermarket shop or buy a newspaper. 2. Don't drive in the rush hour There are few worse places to spend your time than stuck in a traffic jam, but it's also a very expensive way of travelling. Every time that you stop and start in traffic, your car needs first gear and a huge amount of fuel to get moving again. Second gear is not much better. The best solution is to not travel during the rush hour. You can also save some fuel by trying to understand what the traffic is doing in front of you, and travelling steadily at a slow speed, rather than accelerating and braking. If you have to travel in rush hour a lot, then you could consider buying a hybrid car, which uses much less fuel in town than a normal petrol or diesel. 3. Close the windows (and sunroof, if you've got one) It's not so much of a problem when you're driving in town (see above), but when you're out of town or on the motorway and moving more quickly, the shape of your car is very important. Car designers call it aerodynamics and make lots of effort to reduce the 'drag' and make the car as sleek as possible. Anything that makes wind noise as your car goes along is actually making your car more expensive to run. You can't do much about the design of your car, but you can avoid making it worse by not leaving the windows and sunroof open. It's better to use the air vents for most of the year, and the air-conditioning when it gets too hot. 4. Remove the roof rack or ski box This is just like leaving the windows open, but worse. Even if the roof rack is empty, it increases drag and makes your car use more fuel, while a big ski box is like having another car strapped to your roof. The latest roof racks and ski boxes are quick and easy to fit and remove, so make the effort to stow them away when you're not using them. 5. Don't carry round unnecessary weight Just like your body, your car needs more fuel to move around more weight. So, just as you wouldn't wear a heavy rucksack unless you had to, don't cart stuff around in the boot of your car unless you need it. Ironically, the heavier the item (the usual culprits are golf clubs and trolleys), the less likely you are to bother taking it out of the boot and the greater the effect it will have on your fuel consumption. 6. Accelerate smoothly The perfect way to travel is at a constant speed (ideally around 50mph), and in the highest gear (five or six). So if you're a patient driver, you'll have lower fuel bills - it's as simple as that. It's unrealistic to avoid overtaking, but there's little point accelerating past a car to simply be in front of it at the next set of lights - any instant gratification will appear on your fuel bill the next time you fill up. 7. Don't push the accelerator down too far This one always surprises people. It's not just to do with what gear you're in. You may be in a high gear and travelling at a sensible speed, but if you're pushing the accelerator down a long way to avoid changing into a lower gear (into third from fourth, for example), then you're actually using more fuel not less. Obviously, if your car has an automatic gearbox (you'll know if it does), then it will probably do a better job than you of choosing which gear to be in, so it's not a problem. 8. Turn the air-conditioning off It's tempting to leave the air-con on the whole year round. It stops the windows misting up in the winter and you don't ever need to think about the temperature inside the car, but it uses quite a bit of fuel, so we'd advise you turn it off when it's not hot (on most cars the button has a snowflake symbol). 9. Stick to the speed limit If you ignored the law, you could shave a bit of time off your journey by travelling above the speed limit, particularly on long motorway trips. But, although you might arrive about 20 minutes early on a 200-mile trip by travelling at 80mph instead of 70mph, it's also a false economy. While the car is running for 20 minutes less, it uses much more fuel when it is travelling. That 20 minutes could cost you up to £7 extra in fuel. 10. Check your tyre pressures regularly The lower the tyre pressure, the more fuel the car needs to move it down the road. We recommend that you take five minutes every fortnight to check the tyres. If you're not sure what the pressure should be, you can normally find the figures near the lock inside the driver's door. Fuel economy is an important factor when buying a car. As a rule, small cars are generally more economical in town and bigger diesel family cars are more economical on the motorway. We've put together a list of cars that are cheap to run, as well as cars that fit other criteria that you've told us are important, such as easy to park and good for families. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/cars/advice/ten-tips-for-how-to-save-petrol/ |
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cant you see a common link mr pliagrialism Kashif: |
why not? its reasonable post is it? adanny01: |
lol Holyfield1: |
Why must you start the week with insult..you must be miserable, I did not qoute you and I think your life is negativity..instead of discrediting the submission with facts you resorted to insult and I know you must be a yoruba man to act like this The presidential candidate of All Progressives Congress, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (rtd), has promised to create one million jobs for Igbo youths by revamping huge coal deposits in Enugu State for generation of electricity and export. A statement made available to our correspondent said Buhari spoke at the Enugu West APC zonal rally on Saturday, where he was represented by the spokesman of the party in the South East, Osita Okechukwu. Speaking thrpugh Okechukwu, the presidential candidate explained that the coal industry would be revamped with the objective of generating electricity to serve the entire South East All Progressives Congress, APC, presidential candidate, General Muhammadu Buhari (retd), has promised to provide allowances to discharged but unemployed Youth Corps members for Twelve (12) months while in the skills and entrepreneurial development programmes, if elected in 2015. There is also the pledge to provide One Meal a day for all Primary school pupils. Buhari/Osibanjo administration also vow to create a Social Welfare Program of at least Five Thousand Naira (N5000) that will cater for the 25 million poorest and most vulnerable citizens upon the demonstration of children’s enrolment in school and evidence of immunisation to help promote family stability. “As a nation and the Sub - See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/01/buhari-promises-allowances-unemployed-corps-members-free-meal-pupils/#sthash.VhVY0jbh.dpuf http://nigeriavillagesquare.com/forum/main-square/88513-i-will-make-naira-equal-dollar-when-elected-says-buhari.html http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/buhari-i-ll-make-naira-equal-to-the-dollar/204888/ http://www.punchng.com/news/buhari-promises-igbo-youths-one-million-jobs/ Nellybii: |
I woke up this morning and I came to realized that we have lost a whole lot on the alter of civilization. I could remember my friend grand father that treats hot flashes and womb of women with simple herbs in the bush and he charges them little or nothing. The herbs works wonder and he treats women with fertility issues. I mean the women that wants to give birtjs but have difficulty with that. This man treats them …but its unfortunate that this man is dead. Now we were told that anything traditional is fetish by christain missionaries in anambra. Today our women are having fibroid, menopause early where as the treatment is everywhere. With just herbs and leaves these ailments will be gone. I could remember my late mum treating us acute malaria with guava, pawpwer, elephant grass and mango leaves in hot water and cover you in a blanket. Just like a home made sauna or steam room. She is dead now I have lost the practise, I regret it…today we are buying artesunate malaria tablets. We igbos or African used to be strong and treats ourselves with basic herbs like ude aki and other things but I think we are losing it on the alter or modernization. Today we are Russian asian hern tea whereas we had our own. I will advise anybody that the parents or grand parents are alive today and they have idea of herns and it useage..they should learn it. there is huge money to be made here..ask Qiuncy Ayodele..she is making tons of money If you can use herb to make a woman that couldn’t see her menses to start menstruating and ovulating then give birth…you will see the kind of money you will make. Only if you are sure that you know the job very well. Herbs and its useage is a specialized trado medicine and if you are educated you can package it and make your consulation clinics modern. Can you imagine making a man with weak erection or impotence to have a erection again…it is a money spinner We should tap from our roots, there is blessing in that, we can export it and know that lord gave us these knowledge. Genesis 1:29 And God said, “Behold, I have given you every plant yielding seed that is on the face of all the earth, and every tree with seed in its fruit. You shall have them for food. Our people suffer for lack of information. If your grand parents are alive today and they still use herbs please learn them and document them for posterity. Thank you |
WE SHOULD BE HONEST WITH OURSELVES REMOVE ANYTHING SUBSIDY..LET THE MARKET DETERMINE THE PRICES OF PETROLUEM PRODUCTS..THIS IS SIMPLY MARKET ECONOMICS(DEMAND AND SUPPLY FORCES) ABOLISH ANY FORM OF ASSOCIATION...THEY LEAD TO CABALIZATION AND OLIGOSPOLY ALLOW STATES TO BUILD THEIR REFINARY JUST LIKE ANAMBRA IS DOING .... THIS WILL BRING IN COMPETITION AND WE KNOW HOW GOOD COMPETITION IS , IT LEADS TO SPECIALIZATION NNPC SHOULD HAND OFF UP STREAM AND DOWN STREAM SECTOR AND PLAY THE ROLE OF REGULATOR REVOKE ALL OIL WELL LICENSES AND MAKE THE BIDDING TRANSPARENT PUT RELIABLE AND MEIT PEOPLE THERE...NO FEDERAL QOUTA THANK YOU |
THIS MAN AGAIN...HE TALKS TOO MUCH..MEN DONT TALK LIKE THIS FFK |
WE MUST EXPECT MIRACLES HE PROMISISED THAT HE WILL GIVE JOBLESS 10K PER MONTH SELL FUEL AT 40 PER LITRE THEN RESTORE POWER SO WE EXPECT THESE TA;LK IS CHEAP |
Nwanyi oma ..Nsogbu. adighi ....aka ji gi .kene lum Di gi ..Jude kwa amu ya ike maka umu Benin Jennylov: |
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Does he not know the word 'plagiarism'?