The document emphasizes the importance of fuel as a non-renewable resource essential for daily life, particularly focusing on petrol and diesel as common fuels. It discusses the consequences of depleting these fuels, such as job losses and a regression to outdated modes of transportation, while highlighting the need for awareness and the responsible use of fuel. The text advocates for a campaign to prevent fuel misuse and encourages the exploration of alternate energy sources.
Introduction to the concept of fuel, its significance in daily life, and the objectives of understanding fuel as a non-renewable resource.
Explanation of what fuel is and how it releases energy through chemical and nuclear reactions, emphasizing the importance of controlled energy release.
Focus on petrol and diesel as common fuels, detailing their composition and uses in engines, along with their sources from crude oil.
Depiction of petrol pumps and various fuel types, alongside the process of refining crude oil into usable fuels.
Discussion on the potential consequences of fuel depletion, including economic impacts and a regression to less advanced means of transportation.
Call to action regarding the need for awareness and campaigns to prevent misuse of fuels, addressing the urgency of the fuel crisis.
Introduction to alternate sources of energy as a response to the challenges posed by reliance on fossil fuels.
To understand theimportance of fuel
in our daily life.
To recognize that fuel is a non-
renewable natural resource
To understand that money cannot buy
biofuels once it is over
We have to use it sensibly
OBJECTIVES OF THE LESSON
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Fuel
Fuel is anymaterial that is capable of
releasing energy when its chemical or
physical structure is altered.
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HOW IT RELEASESENERGY ?
Fuel releases its energy either
through chemical means, such as
burning, or nuclear means, such as
nuclear fission or nuclear fusion. An
important property of a useful fuel is
that its energy can be stored to be
released only when needed, and that
the release is controlled in such a way
that the energy can be harnessed to
produce work.
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Let us lookat two common types of
fuel in our daily life, i.e Petrol & Diesel
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WHAT IS PETROL?
Petrol is basically used as a fuel in
engines especially automobiles.
Petrol contains aliphatic hydrocarbons
along with iso-octane, toluene,
benzene etc. Along with that it may
also contain ethanol .It is basically a
refined substance as it is refined.
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What is diesel?
Diesel is a fuel derived from
petroleum but heavier than
gasoline/petrol. Used to power diesel
engines which burn this fuel using the
heat produced when air is
compressed.
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Let us lookat some pictures of petrol pump.
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Today and tomorrowof a filling station
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Various types offuels available for filling
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Sources of petroland diesel
Petrol is made from crude oil. Crude oil is
made up off fossil fuel which is made up of
prehistoric tree's , plants, and maybe
animals but mainly the green life, this then
is compressed on top of each other, after
billions of years the amount is epic. And
this then becomes what we called today as
crude oil, then it is refined into petrol/diesel
in different types of grades.
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Now let uslook at some of the pictures at
how petrol and diesel are used up
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To ride anauto, you have to sweat it out.
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OUR PAST &ALSO OUR FUTURE
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May be somedaywe have to ride a
Bull’s Bike
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Or enjoy ahorse driven car.
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Let us facethe stark reality
The pictures depicted clearly
indicates that the life on this earth will
change if the existing fuels are used
up. These are only some indications
of what situation will mankind face if it
finishes.
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If it finishes…..!
Manyindustrial units will be closed.
Many people will be out of
employment.
All the means of transport &
communication will be affected.
The world will be going back to the
era of carts & bullocks
Development & growth of mankind
will be halted
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Consequences
We have pointedout only a few
instances of the impact of life on this
world if petrol or diesel finishes.
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What can wedo?
In order to save ourselves from such
a situation, we have to make
ourselves aware of the effects of NO
PETROL OR NO DIESEL.
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Spread awareness
A campaignshould be launched to
check the unwanted or unnecessary
misuse of the fuels in our daily life.
We have to start immediately before it
is too late.
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