bloom america

Chapter 1030 Pseudo environmental protection, experimental site, on TV

~Date:~October 19th~

, nbsp; June is approaching, and it’s almost Catherine’s birthday.

Although Jenny's research is still in progress, and there is no progress in strengthening the membrane, Catherine was extremely happy when she saw these technologies developed for herself.

Next, Catherine met Holker.

"Mr. Holker, how prepared are you for the car factory?"

Although Catherine already knew the development generally, at this time, Catherine still asked.

"There is no problem at all. I have completed all the preparations for the company."

Catherine nodded.

"Our company's temporary business is mainly focused on ethanol vehicles and electric vehicles...but the target destination is the United Arab Emirates."

"UAE?"

Holker was stunned by Catherine's inexplicable words.

Holker doesn’t even know where the UAE is!

"Under Saudi Arabia."

Catherine could only explain to the other party this way.

"Since the discovery of oil in the United Arab Emirates in 1966, they have been developing rapidly. It is a good opportunity for us to intervene."

"But Miss Edson, shouldn't the place we want to intervene be in other areas where oil prices are very high?"

Holker felt that Catherine's actions were completely reversed.

In Holker's view, Catherine did something completely contrary to the laws of history.

According to Holker... no, or according to the opinion of most people, the United Arab Emirates is an oil-producing area, and people there have no use for the price of oil, and there is no demand for electric vehicles at all!

In Holker's view, only the alcohol-hydrogen car that still exists in the imagination can open up business routes in the Middle East. After all, it is a good thing that can push the efficiency of gasoline to the level of diesel.

"Precisely because these people are from oil-producing countries, they need clean and perfect energy even if oil brings harm to society and pollution to the environment..."

Catherine's words were not made out of nothing.

I don’t know how Lawrence deceived me. However, the seven emirates of the United Arab Emirates seem to think very well of this environmental industry.

And Catherine's plan catered to them.

Ethanol gasoline is green and environmentally friendly, but first of all, most ethanol gasoline relies on converting starch from food crops such as corn and sweet potatoes into ethanol. During the planting process, it takes up a lot of land, uses chemical fertilizers, causes damage to the environment, and consumes

A large amount of food. In the 21st century, this is the main culprit causing the rise in international food prices.

And the most critical issue is the current method of making ethanol gasoline.

If the production plant consumes 1 joule of energy for processing, the heat released by complete combustion of the produced grain ethanol is less than 1 joule of energy. In other words, the more energy is produced, the less energy it produces.

And who provides that kilowatt hour of electricity? Most of it is provided by thermal power plants. In fact, grain ethanol and gasoline are completely a green lie. They can only increase carbon emissions and energy consumption.

China was deceived in the past. But they quickly reacted and called off the promotion of the grain ethanol project because it simply could not make ends meet.

Of course, the new process of processing waste cellulose into ethanol, which is still being studied in the laboratory, does not consume food, and the electricity consumption of production is greatly reduced. It may be an environmentally friendly energy source.

Here, Catherine wants to rely on this method to process ethanol and produce ethanol gasoline.

As for the test site...it's still the United Arab Emirates.

Eat the Emirates, wear the Emirates, use the Emirates, and then use the success they create, and decisively build a new system on the other side.

Catherine has already recommended mobile phones to these people. Speaking of which, it is Catherine's first business.

In addition, Catherine originally wanted to encourage people in the United Arab Emirates to build wind power, but considering that the other party seemed unable to accept too much new energy at once, Catherine chose to leave it alone for the time being.

Wind energy has the same problem as solar energy, which is that the energy is intermittent, so most power grids dare not ask for the energy it provides - in China in the 21st century, many wind power plants are actually idle, for this reason.

To be able to use unstable energy sources such as solar and wind energy, we can only wait until the smart grid is established in the future. Because the current power grid is mainly dispatched manually, who supplies power and who uses it. And wind energy requires a large number of cables to connect the wind turbines because the wind turbines are dispersed. This is also a problem.

As for the smart grid, it is the intelligence of the power grid, also known as "Grid 2.0". It is based on an integrated, high-speed two-way communication network, through advanced sensing and measurement technology, advanced equipment technology, The application of advanced control methods and advanced decision support system technology achieves the goals of making the power grid reliable, safe, economical, efficient, environmentally friendly and safe to use. Its main features include self-healing, motivating and including users, resisting attacks, and providing satisfaction The power quality required by users allows the access of various forms of power generation, activating the power market and optimizing and efficient operation of assets.

And if smart grids can be realized, then the next development will be much simpler.

Of course, the UAE remains a proving ground...

All plans went smoothly, and once the locals in the United Arab Emirates became prosperous, they were also waving the US dollars in their hands to disperse money.

Catherine was in a happy mood. So at this time, Catherine was on TV again...

Well, "News Parlor" on Angel News Channel.

Although the name is fake, it is indeed a very famous program. A series of celebrities, including Nixon, have participated in this program.

Because she was in a good mood, Catherine accepted the other party's invitation and entered the show.

"Welcome Miss Edson. We all know that many years ago, Miss Edson once wrote a book called "The Information Revolution". Now, the information revolution is considered to be another great leap after the industrial revolution. ...I think Miss Edson must have a deep understanding of this."

Yes, Catherine came here this time because she heard they were going to talk about the book "Information Revolution". Otherwise, Catherine wouldn't be very interested.

"Yes, supercomputers have impacted us in all aspects, and microcomputers will also change our daily living habits."

Catherine is currently wearing a long-sleeved T-shirt, sneakers and tight pants. The dress is quite casual.

"Supercomputers can predict the weather and simulate various experiments...but in our daily work, can supercomputers bring anything to us ordinary people?"

The host began to ask questions.

"Of course, even for ordinary people, supercomputers are very meaningful. I will not mention the cloud system... For example, according to the calculations of our Galaxy supercomputer, if 42nd Street in New York is closed

If so, New York's traffic can quickly improve."

Hearing Catherine's words, not only the audience, but also the host was stunned.

"I think you all think that if 42nd Street is closed, it will be like a bolt from the blue for New York City, which is plagued by traffic jams. If this is really done, it will be even worse for New York's traffic.

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Catherine smiled.

"That might be the Day of Destruction." The host, who also lives in New York, smiled humorously.

"Every day during the rush hour, there will be a lot of warriors fighting on the front line of traffic jams. I believe most people have had this thought: It would be better if there were fewer cars, or if we didn't build more roads.

OK. Indeed, the large vehicle base is an important reason. But on the other hand, can adding more routes really improve traffic efficiency? I don’t think so. According to the settings of the Galaxy supercomputer, 42nd Street in New York

.It is such a redundant road. If it can be closed, New York will be smooth all the way."

Catherine smiled.

Times Square is located on 42nd Street in New York City. It is prosperous and wealthy. It is definitely a good place. Likewise, it is definitely a "good place" for traffic jams.

The host looked suspicious.

"You don't believe it?"

Catherine thought it was quite interesting.

Then, she continued: "Let's use an analogy: there are two routes from a certain place from the starting point 4 to the end point, acb and adb. From starting point a to point c and from point d to end point b.

For two roads, due to normal road conditions, the travel time is related to the number of vehicles traveling on this road t. The time required to complete these two roads

The time is t/100 respectively, and because the road conditions of the other two sections of road are relatively good, the time taken by cb and ad is fixed at 45 minutes respectively. If there are 4000 vehicles departing from point a respectively. There are 2000 vehicles on each road, that is 65 minutes.

We can get there...Both roads take the same time. But what if we build a road between CDs?"

"The answer is more traffic. Let's do the calculation. The travel time of the road repair section is very short. Ignore it and calculate it from cd. Then you might as well think that these two places are the same place and call it the middle point♀

In this way, drivers can choose the road in two stages: first, the distance from the starting point to the middle point. Because there are 4,000 vehicles in total, even if all drivers choose the road to point C, the travel time will be 4,000

/100=40 minutes, because this is less than the 45 minutes of the other road, there will definitely be no one walking the second half of the road, so the travel time of this road is 40 minutes. Then the choice from the middle point to the end point is exactly the same as before

, so everyone will move from point A to point B, and then walk to the end point. This journey still takes 40 minutes. In total, after we added a shortcut, the total travel time actually became 80 minutes!"

Everyone was stunned.

Indeed it is!

"According to our supercomputer's simulation of New York traffic, New York's 42nd Street exists like this!"

The most prosperous road in America...is redundant?

Countless people were shocked by Catherine.

"If you don't believe it, you can try it. As long as one of these roads is closed, New York's traffic will be at least 30% smoother than before!"

It seems to sound real... Do you really want to give it a try?

People are always curious, and at this time, they became curious...

Catherine on the side was in a happy mood.

There is no need for super computers to prove it, because this matter has been proven by history, and Catherine is just using it as a doctrine...

But Catherine feels that this example is absolutely shocking and usable...

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