SRP-5 background research paper outline

" Do emissioned turbo diesel engines have gastric waste that can harm the environment more effectively than non-emissioned turbo diesel engines?  

Keywords:

• Turbo Diesel
• Emissions
• Environment
• Gastric waste

Research question:

• How are turbo diesel engines run with emissions?
• How does non-emissioned turbo diesel's gastric waste harm the environment?
• What does the gastric waste turn into after passing emissions parts on motor? 
• How is the environment harmed by this gastric release
• What are emissions?
•  Do emissions help or endanger the environment
• Are there alternative emissions parts, that are easy on motors, and less hurtful on the environment

SRP4 citations

These citations are based on my research question " Do emissioned turbo diesel engines have gastric waste that can harm the environment more effectively than non-emissioned turbo diesel engines?

N/A, N. (n.d.). Global increases in allergic respiratory disease: the possible role of diesel exhaust particles . Retrieved from http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1081120610633182

N/A, N. (1995). Catalytic oxidation of diesel particulates with base metal oxides. Retrieved from http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0167299106814540 

Particle number emissions from a light-duty diesel engine with biodiesel fuels under transient-state operating conditions. (2014, january). Retrieved from http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0306261913005758

Emission reduction potential of using ethanol–biodiesel–diesel fuel blend on a heavy-duty diesel engine. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1352231006000148

Improvement of engine emissions with conventional diesel fuel and diesel–biodiesel blends. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0960852405001756

SRP3 question #2

Research question

Do emissioned turbo diesel engines have gastric waste that can harm the environment more effectively than non-emissioned turbo diesel engines?

Purpose in this exploration?

The purpose of this exploration is to prove a point to the world that emmissioned turbo diesel vehicles are no better than non-emmisioned turbo diesel vehicles.

Is this testable?

This question is in fact testable, just not at a high school level. this more of a re-searchable exploration project.

Is this repeatable?

This exploration is repeatable, it would take a tremendous amount of research and labor to actually test two turbo diesel vehicles, one emmisioned and one non-emissioned.

Is this question specific?

This question is specific, because it i am looking for a direct answer as to which vehicle is truly better for the environment.

Is this question concise?

This question is concise, its not to bland or boring.

What articles led you to this question?

Articles from www.Sciencedirect.com led me to this question, also my own personal experiences with diesel engines led me to this question, 

SRP3 question #1

Research questions

What is a better growing substance for grass?

Purpose in exploration?

The purpose of this experiment is to test different growing substances (fertilizer) on one type of grass to see which has a better growth rate

Is this testable

This question is testable saying that, i am going to gather growing substances and test them on grass seeds in a controlled area to see which has the bigger growth rate,

Is this repeatable?

This question is repeatable, you can test it as many times as you think you need to prove a fact or theory on which growing substance gives grass the better growth rate.

Is this question specific?

This question is specific, i am trying to find one answer. which is the better growing substance for grass?

Is this question concise?

This question is concise, i am looking for one specific answer.

What articles led you to this question?

No articles led me to this question. I just thought of this because Tucson,Arizona is hot and dry. saying that this could help people all over with making a beautiful lawn.

Science current event 4

Prediction of diesel engine performance using bio fuels with artificial neural network

          Bio-fuels in diesel engines is a healthier way for the environment, but what about performance for the engine itself? Researchers themselves are conducting experiments. neural network is an artificial intelligence technique that is used to ease the difficulty of conducting experiments, this shrinks the cost, time, and labor waste. From these tests, Diesel, Bio-diesel, B20, and Bio ethanol-Diesel fuels have different percentages(5%. 10%, and 15%) mixed with Bid-diesel,developing an artificial neural network. mixtures were also made for controlled engine experimentation's.

Purpose - Save time, Labor, and Money on fuel performance testing for diesel engines.

Hypothesis - This neural network will reduce manual labor for conducting experiments

Procedures - Use neural networking systems on emissioned diesel fuels

Results - This system works thoroughly saving money, time, and extra labor not needed

Conclusion - This neural networking system is good to save money and time. It works thoroughly and makes everything simpler.

1.) What happens if this system fails?

2.) Shouldn't the researchers double check their work to be sure they are correct?

3.) How does this effect emissions?


Citations

N/A. (n.d.). prediction of diesel engine performance using biofuels with artificial neural network. Retrieved from http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0957417410001673

Science Current Event-3

Emissions on Diesel engines

          Diesel engines must be treated like gasoline engines, emissions must be met on both. Bio-diesel fuels are getting more popular because it is a renewable substance. These fuels are being tested on buses and trucks with turbo diesel engines to understand the nitric oxide (NO) smoke released from the engine. 

Purpose - stop the gastric release of nitric oxide, give diesel engines emissions

Hypothesis - These tests will work and diesels will be emissions free

Procedure - Use bio-diesel fuels in turbocharged diesel trucks and buses

Results - the bio diesel choked down the (NO) and gained combustion instability

Conclusion - Bio-diesel fuels are the better source for diesel engines

questions

1.) Is the engine healthy after a few months of using bio-diesel fuel?

2.) What is the gastric release now since the bio-diesel is healthier?

3.) Are emissions in general healthy for the motor itself?

Citations

N/A. (n.d.). Study of turbocharged diesel engine operation. Retrieved from http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0306261911002212

SCE-2

New hope for regrowing severed limbs

Despite the human advancements in the world today we cannot grow limbs back such as a lizard can grow its tail back, but, Dr. Mayumi who is a stem cell biologists and dermatologist at NYU's medical center conducted an experiment using mice stem cells, called "Wnts," that have the ability to produce chemicals to regrow bone and flesh. so Via genetic engineering to make the tissue take in the protiens, the team of scientists were able  to regrow bone and flesh!

Purpose -   Regrow limbs for human beings

Hypothesis -  Dr. Mayumi and her group of scientists will be able to regrow limbs

Procedure -  Via genetic engineering, force "Wnts" to produce proteins

Results - "Wnts" was able to produce proteins and grow limbs (bone and tissue)

Conclusion -  This will be a big deal when it comes to amputaions

Questions

1.) Did the team grow the small limbs on mice?

2.) Was this limb making process difficult?

3.) If not difficult, when will this be happening in hospitals?

N/A, N. (13, 6 2013). New hope for regrowing severed limbs, just like lizards' tail. Retrieved from http://www.popsci.com/science/article/2013-06/you-can-now-regrow-severed-fingertip-just-lizards-tail