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how much coal is required to produce 100000 BTU/s in a typical house?
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The amount of coal needed to produce 100000 BTU/s will vary depending on the type of coal being used and the efficiency of the power plant. On average, it takes approximately 0.02-0.03 pounds of coal to produce 100000 BTU/s.
The energy output of 1 pound of coal can vary depending on the type of coal, but on average, 1 pound of coal can produce 9000-10000 BTU (British Thermal Units) of energy.
Coal is a fossil fuel that contains energy stored from millions of years ago. When coal is burned, it releases heat energy in the form of 100000 BTU/s. This heat energy is then used to power turbines and generate electricity.
The use of coal to produce 100000 BTU/s of energy can have negative impacts on the environment. Coal mining can lead to air and water pollution, and the combustion of coal releases greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. It also contributes to climate change and can have harmful effects on human health.
Yes, there are several sustainable alternatives to using coal for energy production, such as renewable energy sources like solar, wind, and hydropower. These sources do not emit greenhouse gases and have a much lower impact on the environment. However, transitioning to these alternatives may require significant investments and changes in infrastructure.