Porcine petroleum - Revision history

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	'''Porcine petroleum''' (also known as '''pig manure crude''' or '''pig crude''') is a synthetic [[crude oil]] chemically engineered (converted) from [[pig]] [[manure]] (hog waste).		'''Porcine petroleum''' (also known as '''pig manure crude''' or '''pig crude''') is a synthetic [[crude oil]] chemically engineered (converted) from [[pig]] [[manure]] (hog waste).

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	'''Porcine petroleum''' (also known as '''pig manure crude''' or '''pig crude''') is a synthetic [[crude oil]] chemically engineered (converted) from [[pig]] [[manure]] (hog waste).		'''Porcine petroleum''' (also known as '''pig manure crude''' or '''pig crude''') is a synthetic [[crude oil]] chemically engineered (converted) from [[pig]] [[manure]] (hog waste).

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	'''Porcine petroleum''' (also known as '''pig manure crude''' or '''pig crude''') is a synthetic [[crude oil]] chemically engineered (converted) from [[pig]] [[~~mLance Schideman~~		'''Porcine petroleum''' (also known as '''pig manure crude''' or '''pig crude''') is a synthetic [[crude oil]] chemically engineered (converted) from [[pig]] [[manure]] (hog waste).

	Research of porcine petroleum production started in 1996 at the [[University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign]] by the research team led by professors [[Yuanhui Zhang]] and [[Lance Schideman]].<ref name=gazette>		Research of porcine petroleum production started in 1996 at the [[University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign]] by the research team led by professors [[Yuanhui Zhang]] and [[Lance Schideman]].<ref name=gazette>

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	'''Porcine petroleum''' (also known as '''pig manure crude''' or '''pig crude''') is a synthetic [[crude oil]] chemically engineered (converted) from [[pig]] [[~~manure]] (hog waste). Potentially it could be used as [[diesel fuel]].Lance~~ Schideman		'''Porcine petroleum''' (also known as '''pig manure crude''' or '''pig crude''') is a synthetic [[crude oil]] chemically engineered (converted) from [[pig]] [[mLance Schideman

	Research of porcine petroleum production started in 1996 at the [[University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign]] by the research team led by professors [[Yuanhui Zhang]] and [[Lance Schideman]].<ref name=gazette>		Research of porcine petroleum production started in 1996 at the [[University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign]] by the research team led by professors [[Yuanhui Zhang]] and [[Lance Schideman]].<ref name=gazette>

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Snapshot Energy

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	</ref> No research has been conducted to determine how current [[commercial vehicles]] could operate on this type of fuel. According to the tests conducted by the [[National Institute of Standards and Technology]] pig manure crude produced by current technology contains 15% water, [[sulfur]] and char waste containing heavy metals, which should be removed to remove the quality of oil.<ref name=india>		</ref> It is developed by Snapshot Energy, a start-up firm.<ref name=gazette/>

			No research has been conducted to determine how current [[commercial vehicles]] could operate on this type of fuel. According to the tests conducted by the [[National Institute of Standards and Technology]] pig manure crude produced by current technology contains 15% water, [[sulfur]] and char waste containing heavy metals, which should be removed to remove the quality of oil.<ref name=india>
	{{cite news		{{cite news
	\|url= http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/3126087.cms		\|url= http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/3126087.cms

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	'''Porcine petroleum''' (also known as '''pig manure crude''' or '''pig crude''') is a synthetic [[crude oil]] chemically engineered (converted) from [[pig]] [[manure]] (hog waste). Potentially it could be used as [[diesel fuel]].		'''Porcine petroleum''' (also known as '''pig manure crude''' or '''pig crude''') is a synthetic [[crude oil]] chemically engineered (converted) from [[pig]] [[manure]] (hog waste). Potentially it could be used as [[diesel fuel]].Lance Schideman

	~~A team~~ at the [[University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign]] led by ~~Professor~~ [[Yuanhui Zhang]]~~, a bio-environmental~~ [[~~engineer~~]]~~, has~~ developed a method for converting raw pig manure into a form of crude oil through [[thermal depolymerization]] (thermochemical conversion). This process uses a thermochemical conversion reactor to apply heat and pressure for breaking down carbohydrate materials.<ref name=ng>		Research of porcine petroleum production started in 1996 at the [[University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign]] by the research team led by professors [[Yuanhui Zhang]] and [[Lance Schideman]].<ref name=gazette>
			{{cite news
			\|url= http://www.news-gazette.com/news/local/2009/07/05/new_economic_development_chief_well-versed_in_trade
			\|title= New economic development chief well-versed in trade
			\|author = Don Dodson
			\|publisher= The News-Gazette.com (requires subscription)
			\|date=2009-07-05
			\|accessdate=2009-08-28}}
			</ref> They developed a method for converting raw pig manure into a form of crude oil through [[thermal depolymerization]] (thermochemical conversion). This process uses a thermochemical conversion reactor to apply heat and pressure for breaking down carbohydrate materials.<ref name=ng>
	{{cite news		{{cite news
	\|url= http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2004/07/0701_040702_pigoil.html		\|url= http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2004/07/0701_040702_pigoil.html

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	'''Porcine petroleum''' (also known as '''pig crude''') is a synthetic [[crude oil]] chemically engineered (converted) from [[pig]] [[manure]] (hog waste). Potentially it could be used as [[diesel fuel]].		'''Porcine petroleum''' (also known as '''pig manure crude''' or '''pig crude''') is a synthetic [[crude oil]] chemically engineered (converted) from [[pig]] [[manure]] (hog waste). Potentially it could be used as [[diesel fuel]].

	A team at the [[University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign]] led by Professor [[Yuanhui Zhang]], a bio-environmental [[engineer]], has developed a method for converting raw pig manure into a form of crude oil through [[thermal depolymerization]] (thermochemical conversion). This process uses a thermochemical conversion reactor to apply heat and pressure for breaking down carbohydrate materials.<ref name=ng>		A team at the [[University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign]] led by Professor [[Yuanhui Zhang]], a bio-environmental [[engineer]], has developed a method for converting raw pig manure into a form of crude oil through [[thermal depolymerization]] (thermochemical conversion). This process uses a thermochemical conversion reactor to apply heat and pressure for breaking down carbohydrate materials.<ref name=ng>
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	\|url= http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/3126087.cms		\|url= http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/3126087.cms
	\|title= Pig poo to help solve global energy crisis?		\|title= Pig poo to help solve global energy crisis?
	\|~~work~~= [[The Times of India]]		\|publisher= [[The Times of India]]
	\|date=2008-06-13		\|date=2008-06-13
			\|accessdate=2009-08-28}}
			</ref><ref name=ep>
			{{cite news
			\|url= http://eponline.com/articles/2008/06/20/nist-pig-manure-crude-needs-much-refining.aspx
			\|title= NIST: Pig Manure Crude Needs Much Refining
			\|work= Environmental Protection Online
			\|publisher=1105 Media Inc.
			\|date=2008-06-20
	\|accessdate=2009-08-28}}		\|accessdate=2009-08-28}}
	</ref>		</ref>

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	\|title= How a Pig's Waste Became Oil		\|title= How a Pig's Waste Became Oil
	\|author = Felipe Galindo		\|author = Felipe Galindo
	\|~~work~~= [[The New York Times]]		\|publisher= [[The New York Times]]
	\|date=2004-04-20		\|date=2004-04-20
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	'''Porcine petroleum''' (also known as '''pig crude''') is a synthetic [[crude oil]] chemically engineered (converted) from [[pig]] [[manure]] (hog waste). Potentially it could be used as [[diesel fuel]].		'''Porcine petroleum''' (also known as '''pig crude''') is a synthetic [[crude oil]] chemically engineered (converted) from [[pig]] [[manure]] (hog waste). Potentially it could be used as [[diesel fuel]].

	A team at the [[University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign]] ~~including~~ Professor [[Yuanhui Zhang]], a bio-environmental [[engineer]], has developed a method for converting raw pig manure into a form of crude oil through [[thermal depolymerization]] (thermochemical conversion). This process uses a thermochemical conversion reactor to apply heat and pressure for breaking down carbohydrate materials.<ref name=ng>		A team at the [[University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign]] led by Professor [[Yuanhui Zhang]], a bio-environmental [[engineer]], has developed a method for converting raw pig manure into a form of crude oil through [[thermal depolymerization]] (thermochemical conversion). This process uses a thermochemical conversion reactor to apply heat and pressure for breaking down carbohydrate materials.<ref name=ng>
	{{cite news		{{cite news
	\|url= http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2004/07/0701_040702_pigoil.html		\|url= http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2004/07/0701_040702_pigoil.html
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	\|date=2006-04-03		\|date=2006-04-03
	\|accessdate=2009-08-28}}		\|accessdate=2009-08-28}}
	</ref> No research has been conducted to determine how current [[commercial vehicles]] could operate on this type of fuel.		</ref> No research has been conducted to determine how current [[commercial vehicles]] could operate on this type of fuel. According to the tests conducted by the [[National Institute of Standards and Technology]] pig manure crude produced by current technology contains 15% water, [[sulfur]] and char waste containing heavy metals, which should be removed to remove the quality of oil.<ref name=india>
			{{cite news
			\|url= http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/3126087.cms
			\|title= Pig poo to help solve global energy crisis?
			\|work= [[The Times of India]]
			\|date=2008-06-13
			\|accessdate=2009-08-28}}
			</ref>

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