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I was just wondering about the fact that turbines use air (unlimeted) and ignite it with diseal fuel or ethanol (limited). I wanted to know if there was an unlimited source that can ignite compressed air. Also, additional points if you list out a list of ten things that can ignite compressed air (more points if the list has more unlimited sources)
ok, these answers have been very helpful. However, hard to understand. Also, I obviously don't know too much about jet engine's but this is what I want to know. The parts, what each one does, how it helps and what each part plays. When I say that I mean, explain the air does this to the fuel which does this and blah blah blah. Please no simple aswers like it sucks the air, squeezes it, combusts it and blows it. I want an advanced explanation.

Wait a minute, you have a fundamental misconception here. It is NOT the AIR which is being burned, the air is oxidizing the FUEL. Compressed air does NOT ignite, ever, under any condition since there is nothing which provides fuel for combustion. By limiting the amount of fuel, you control the output power of the engine. If you limit the oxygen instead of the fuel, then you have incomplete combustion of the fuel. Incomplete combustion is where soot and smog comes from, specifically from oxides of nitrogen and sulfur.

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Installing Compressed Air Piping System

Which is more enviormentally friendly and which is more enconimical?

As gas prices soar and the environment worsens I am looking at alternative fuel sources. Three alternative fuels that caught my eye are electric cars,compressed air cars, and hydrogen fuel cell cars. Electric cars and hydrogen fuel cell cars seem to be a bit more advanced than compressed air cars as they can be a comparable size to cars that run on gas. But compressed air cars run on just clean air while the other two have extra chemicals that can hurt the environment. Electric cars and compressed air cars both seem to have hydrogen fuel cell cars beat in the re-fueling category as they both are able to be filled up at home or at commercial stations while hydrogen fuel cells are costly (the fuel cell not the car, though a thing to note is it isn't as expensive as gas) and can only be handled at commercial stations. So which one do you think is both the best enviormental and economical?

Hydrogen is the worst in both environmental (96% of our hydrogen comes from fossil fuels) and economical (Honda FCX Clairty fuel cell car costs $600/month to lease) terms.

http://greenhome.huddler.com/wiki/hydrogen-cars

Air cars are okay. The only problem is that they're less efficient than electric cars, because instead of storing the electrical energy directly in a battery and using it to power a 90% efficient electric motor, they use that energy to power an air compressor and use the compressed air to push a piston - an inherently less efficient process.

However, because air cars don't need heavy batteries, they can make up for some of that efficiency loss with a lighter weight. But there are some electric cars of similar weight to air cars which are far more efficient.

http://greenhome.huddler.com/wiki/air-car-introduction

Electric cars are my personal favorite because of their efficiency. Almost every major auto company as well as many smaller companies are also working on either fully electric cars, plug-in hybrids, or both. So there will be many to choose from.

http://greenhome.huddler.com/wiki/air-car-introduction

They're great from an environmental standpoint because they produce low emissions and their batteries are fully recyclable.

http://www.treehugger.com/files/2008/03/tesla-electric-car-batteries-non-toxic-recycled.php

So electric and air cars are pretty close from both an environmental and economic standpoint, as discussed in the second link. It just depends on the individual cars as to which is better. Since there will be far more electric than air car options, I think electrics win.