Euro 6 and pig pee

[vzac]

So we are told euro 6 are environmentally friendly, but they (mainly) use add blue, but its white ( that's misspelling by government straight away, you ad white not blue.
Ad blue is made up of urea ( pig p**s). Government are telling us to eat less meat as meat production has a high co2 cost ( agri farming contributes to 18% of world greenhouse gases, pig farming is the 4th highest producer). So if euro 6 engines run on pig pee, and pig pee accounts as the 4th worst contributer to green house gasses ( within the agri industry) then encouraging us to change from older polluting engines not reliant on pig per to new ones relient on pig pee, is not in one bit solving the issue of clean air in cities. Just a thought.
I have a solution.
Fit extractor fans along the polluting rds and shove it down these big holes they are storing all this nuclear waste for the next 1,000 yrs are more. Role on shanks pony.
Have a great day.

 

[DuxDeluxe]

So we are told euro 6 are environmentally friendly, but they (mainly) use add blue, but its white ( that's misspelling by government straight away, you ad white not blue.
Ad blue is made up of urea ( pig p**s). Government are telling us to eat less meat as meat production has a high co2 cost ( agri farming contributes to 18% of world greenhouse gases, pig farming is the 4th highest producer). So if euro 6 engines run on pig pee, and pig pee accounts as the 4th worst contributer to green house gasses ( within the agri industry) then encouraging us to change from older polluting engines not reliant on pig per to new ones relient on pig pee, is not in one bit solving the issue of clean air in cities. Just a thought.
I have a solution.
Fit extractor fans along the polluting rds and shove it down these big holes they are storing all this nuclear waste for the next 1,000 yrs are more. Role on shanks pony.
Have a great day.

adBlue is an industry name not a government name
it is not pig pee but a very highly refined urea solution and never been near a pig.

I assume that you were being humorous

 

[PhilMary]

A bit early for drinking, isn't it ?

 

[Boringfrog]

adBlue is an industry name not a government name
it is not pig pee but a very highly refined urea solution and never been near a pig.

I assume that you were being humorous

And 67.5% deionized water, someone's making a killing selling it.

 

[Brains]

Urea was discussed here

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[DuxDeluxe]

And 67.5% deionized water, someone's making a killing selling it.

Very true, but the purity has to be very high or the sensors throw a wobbly and you have a very expensive repair bill

 

[vzac]

adBlue is an industry name not a government name
it is not pig pee but a very highly refined urea solution and never been near a pig.

I assume that you were being humorous

yes bit of tongue in cheek

 

[vzac]

A bit early for drinking, isn't it ?

but not for a bacon sandwich

 

[pjay]

We used to spread a few thousand gallons of Urea on the runways and taxiways as an anti icer during my RAF days.

It was always affectionately known as 'Pigs Piss'.

Thems was the days.

Pete

 

[jockaneezer]

We haven't used it yet, but on our Ponsse timber harvester, it has a urea tank that squirts a spray of urea on the stump of the tree you have just felled, apparently it helps the stump to rot away quicker ?

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[vzac]

does it not attract other pigs, pigs mating with stumps is a new one

 

[bilM]

So we are told euro 6 are environmentally friendly, but they (mainly) use add blue, but its white ( that's misspelling by government straight away, you ad white not blue.

From Wikipedia,

For the book by James McBride, see The Color of Water.

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When water is in small quantities (e.g. in a glass) it appears colorless to the human eye.

The color of water varies with the ambient conditions in which that water is present. While relatively small quantities of water appear to be colorless, pure water has a slight blue color that becomes a deeper green as the thickness of the observed sample increases. The blue hue of water is an intrinsic property and is caused by selective absorption and scattering of white light. Dissolved elements or suspended impurities may give water a different color.

 

[vzac]

your to intelegent for your own good