Some exhaust systems use gaskets and some don't.
Remember that air conditioning is powered by electricity. How that electricity is made will determine its affect on the atmosphere. If it comes from Solar or Wind power, there is no effect. If it comes from Fossil Fuel, there are Greenhouse Gases given off. Nuclear power has its own set of issues. If the AC is in your car, then you will use more fuel, and emit more greenhouse gases as exhaust.
I guess your talking about exhaust headers. They allow the exhaust gases to get out of the engine in a even manner and faster for less back pressure and better performance.
No. The YZ motorcycle is a two stroke so it has to use a much larger exhaust to expel more gases emitted by the harder working engine. Since the TT-R motorcycle is a four stroke it fires every two revolutions (Eight strokes, so it does not need as big of an exhaust pipe to get rid of the gases.
R-134A. It's the only commercially available refrigerant approved for use in automobile air conditioning systems.
the use of egr in automobile is............... the explanation of egr is "EXHAUST GAS RECIRCULATION" the egr is placed in the exhaust manifold . the outlet gas is taken to egr and recirculate it and sends to engine again pollution can be controlled less amount of gas released no engine power is increased burned gas are repeatedly sent to engine.
Dryer exhaust can be to hot for a plastic type air conditioning duct. You should always use piping that is approved by the manufacturer of the dryer.
'One stores food and the other keeps your house cool!
It's illegal, I think, to discharge it improperly. Garages recover the gases from your system. Junkyards may use the "oops" method to do this.
This automobile sounds funny.
Yes, power plants commonly use specialized scrubbers, such as flue gas desulfurization systems, to remove sulfur oxide gases from their emissions. These scrubbers work by reacting with the sulfur oxides to form compounds that can be easily removed from the exhaust gases.
The definition of hydraulics is a descriptive term for a system operated or moved by a fluid. So the answer is no.