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Table I - E.P.A. Fuel Economy for Selected 2003 Vehicles. ! B: @4 M; Y4 i8 G' \% `
Car, SUV, Truck Size MPG City/Hwy ! i1 s: f; m* k+ ]' L+ y1 S
BMW Z4 Roadster TS 20/28
* V2 r) W- n0 a/ r% L, h z( zNissan Maxima M 20/26
) S7 \5 \/ p7 b6 d5 c& b6 P+ zChevrolet Corvette TS 19/28
$ ^% T! T( s4 B9 x$ c, TSAAB 9-5 M 22/31
- {) t, x6 C2 t" [! k3 C" ?8 W/ dFerrari Modena/Spyder TS 11/16
: e) j6 ]1 c" |4 D6 fSaturn L200 M 24/32
5 ^: V; E8 ~: N, J" z1 |; bHonda Insight* TS 61/68 / Q" q' G- n" Y7 N9 {' n, t
Toyota Camry M 23/32
6 u Y4 Z- l; w! Q# ?% mMazda MX-5 Miata TS 23/28
0 T8 l2 z2 F: K- rVolkswagen Passat M 22/31" B' O9 l5 l. n& M, g3 U; Y9 o
Nissan 350Z TS 20/26 & h% [# Z9 ?9 }# d. k* e) b
Volvo S80 M 20/28
. Q- K; w) F# ?/ WAudi TT Coupe MC 21/29 9 x$ j9 u1 h5 _* k
BMW 745 I L 18/26( g' s. {1 J: Q
BMW Mini Cooper* MC 28/37 9 N- }. _" O* J4 }) n# j; M% `- R) v
Buick LeSabre L 20/29/ R4 e5 L6 {( ]$ y
Porsche Carrera 2 Coupe MC 18/26
7 h" k4 {$ i/ uBuick Park Avenue L 20/29
# J2 Y" n. L+ T4 [* O9 |8 _Ford Mustang SC 20/29
3 L" a) j: Y1 Y& S7 P d+ BCadillac DeVille L 18/27
1 @. ~" u) p" E! N/ V- N: TSubaru Impreza SC 20/27
# P* ~5 c; ^5 f* q2 Y5 hChevrolet Impala* L 21/32
6 t+ ]2 Q/ F; f2 |Volkswagen New Beetle SC 24/31 . Q0 K9 ~) O& c; c3 G. Y% O
Chrysler LHS
" y( H1 l9 y; G' uDodge Intrepid L 21/29
, Y I3 N6 g3 N2 s) u' r2 L; T* P& sAudi A4 C 22/31
$ k# u7 F( b9 P8 q, \5 O1 jFord Crown Victoria
; b* U$ e7 Q* [! v0 {: \* ?Mercury Grand Marquis L 18/26; f% Y$ K7 q# ]. n
Bentley Continental L C 11/16 " _) M, O" i% c7 M. l8 b) J1 I
Ford Taurus
$ Q( q5 o# m0 p5 N3 hMercury Sable L 20/28! p( h% S" {0 i8 @2 V
BMW 325 I C 20/29 + w3 R2 F* N m/ N" a
Lincoln Town Car L 17/25
/ P/ P& j9 w, ~1 n( H7 T1 `BMW 525 I C 20/28
; F I; J0 a q1 C9 ePontiac Bonneville L 20/29$ `# O, V+ W0 K
Chevrolet Cavalier
* T8 G8 B Y/ |Pontiac Sunfire C 24/33
4 {5 A) R- {- i) WToyota Avalon L 21/29
' w. s% Y( a, x. cDodge Neon C 25/32
! e& A5 \' [7 {) RChevrolet S10
' R* M" a5 l. B- _3 J* w% YGMC Sonora SPT 22/28
5 _; O0 l Q: B! a2 B3 U/ ^( fFord Focus C 27/33 7 @! ]2 Q+ P& p; q- d! ^/ @( f
Chevrolet C1500& W- [2 [- a: i+ V* Z# |* e
GMC Sierra ST 15/20 O G6 V6 {# M6 m7 g1 g- Y& c
Honda Civic C 29/38
- W! J6 p6 H0 ADodge Dakota ST 18/19
' S* x( B) C% y1 O; [% vHonda Civic Hybrid C 46/51 ! Q& {1 \ o- ?* _# g7 T, v
Dodge Ram 1500 ST 15/20
, n$ \ u" q0 l m% X! z, cHyundai Elantra C 25/33 ( y6 I) C& m: B2 g
Ford F150 ST 16/20. D% R; I3 j, O& [
Mazda Protégé C 25/30 , P* U9 p/ A+ V5 ~
Ford Ranger Pickup* ST 24/29
3 V/ c) Z' l: C5 B% p# `( tMercedes C240 C 19/25
4 Y7 }1 R$ {; f" RNissan Frontier ST 22/25
+ @; b8 o8 w4 ?5 a% T2 w( ^' DNissan Sentra C 28/35 . F3 b9 ~1 ^; N9 J
Toyota Tacoma ST 22/27# p: u7 E4 I9 t' t6 Y2 i u
Pontiac Grand Am C 24/33
8 n4 U& O' L$ E. X$ CFord Econoline E250 CV 14/17
/ @ n$ F t* HSAAB 9-3 C 23/31 9 x w: E/ P$ y: C5 p! o
Chevrolet Venture MV 19/26
7 K$ o0 c" \; W; \ {Saturn Ion C 24/32
0 D$ i [8 I# H1 UChrysler/Dodge Caravan MV 18/25% Q( b- I: i2 E3 ?, [* Z! G
Subaru Legacy/Outback C 22/28
0 b9 S" a f: c/ |+ NFord Windstar MV 17/23
5 B, F6 O' @2 i6 W* P, z4 S) V8 ^Toyota Corolla C 29/38
* X( ^+ B. G s# H: Y) cHonda Odyssey MV 18/25
/ p9 l# L$ Q1 A3 _- sToyota Echo C 35/43
3 l! B, U s" ^9 iMazda MPV MV 18/255 n! Y; q. i! \$ r1 T: p
Toyota Prius* C 52/45
5 V7 U$ J& H) w/ x" VToyota Sienna MV 19/24
3 [2 V8 @' `2 A: xVolkswagen Golf Diesel C 42/49 - R2 R% W+ z- X$ b
Volkswagen Eurovan MV 17/20- h2 F, N: P) B
Volkswagen Golf C 24/31
/ Y3 t8 Y; N& XBMW X5 SUV 16/21
% T' ?3 K @/ UVolkswagen Jetta Diesel C 42/49
' n* O5 i c. ?) @1 BChevrolet Suburban SUV 13/17' R- T' g' Z, ]
Volkswagen Jetta C 24/31 " r8 ~4 |, U% l; c% P% N
Chevrolet Tahoe SUV 14/18+ h9 ^3 Q2 V; a! g- v
Volvo S40 C 22/30
. C1 }1 F( _- I+ L+ V. r+ ]Chevrolet Trailblazer SUV 15/212 |- G: A) ^1 f4 ~
Volvo S60 C 20/28 " B5 E* B; n7 w1 R1 j/ o/ S
Dodge Durango SUV 14/188 Y" `' W5 Y6 c g% n! I5 @) g
Acura 3.2 TL M 19/29
) j6 W. P$ T: U5 s2 T# PFord Escape SUV 18/23
8 d9 g) ^/ S! c& _* Z) G/ wAudi A6 M 20/27 ! z0 Y1 j' l9 o* D* k0 A
Ford Expedition SUV 14/182 Z3 {1 e4 p# L& y8 B
Buick Century M 20/29
S }1 v% ]$ b1 o; fFord Explorer SUV 14/19: T9 g7 M! L# n& s, x( |( M: r Z& q
Buick Regal M 19/29
7 z+ R; R/ t. `/ U$ a8 JHonda CRV SUV 22/26
! f, w% K9 r7 N1 H" PChrysler Sebring
/ l9 C/ Y3 D% J" E# ZDodge Stratus M 22/30 5 |4 z) K3 e9 g% q2 ]6 c
Jeep Grand Cherokee SUV 16/212 D5 `- t; r* e( A$ ^/ j' r; t
Honda Accord* M 24/33
/ ~5 a+ T6 h( w. y7 uJeep Liberty SUV 17/21
- l$ [+ ^- j( uHyundai Sonata M 22/30
' F. a& h$ r' r( P$ F TNissan Pathfinder SUV 15/190 A/ j7 n/ x0 }7 s1 m7 L
Jaguar S-Type 3.0 Litre M 18/26
! A3 x( p; b: ]0 _- WSaturn Vue SUV 21/262 X/ F& _( [# X) \4 ]9 ?
Lexus ES 300 M 21/29 ! W- I; U. D* j* _1 X4 _! O
Subaru Forester SUV 21/27
2 U% \) |- U _) ?& H* VMercedes-Benz E320 M 19/27 # g& L- ?3 g9 Q0 A" O# H0 A! j
Toyota 4Runner SUV 15/19
+ g6 y2 ?& u. t b3 s: k) Q4 hNissan Altima M 23/29
5 m' e9 c" a! D; T( j; qToyota RAV 4 SUV 22/27) |5 @1 |& _* j8 V
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* - Best in class TS – Two Seater MC – Minicompact SC – Subcompact C - Compact M – Midsize
* O! n6 x( `8 N) o- DL – Large SPT – Small Pickup Truck 2WD ST – Standard Pickup Truck 2WD CV – Passenger/Cargo Van
" L+ h1 Q# M+ H' V5 h5 k9 F0 XMV – Minivan SUV – Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD ( _9 @9 T' @# [9 C- ~0 t
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Energy Facts and Figures7 F- y) A5 F# J3 M' i
Karin B. Kirk% z/ @$ a g- }8 G6 }
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Assignment in addition to the basic Lifestyle Project# j) c/ E2 u6 i, f
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During the first week of the Lifestyle Project, find two tasks that you normally do. Determine the energy requirements of each task, and water use or garbage output, if applicable. Do these tasks require large inputs of energy or create a lot of waste? Or are you surprised by how little energy a given task requires? You may need to do a bit of background research to determine the energy needs of various appliances or tasks. / ~! J) w& K' F* b
Hot shower9 w0 W6 i' y3 i1 H
The shower uses up to 5 gallons of water per minute. It takes 440 Btu to heat one gallon of water, or 2200 Btu per minute. Thus, a 10 minute shower uses 50 gallons of water and 22,000 Btu of energy. A 20-minute shower uses a whopping 44,000 Btu! : ?2 O+ i! k( r! V
$ O2 P/ E! V( K& D" C7 D- R( W; @6 LHow about a bath? It takes about 35 gallons to fill the bathtub. This would require 15,400 Btu, and is equivalent to a 7 minute shower. So if you want a long, hot soak, taking a bath uses less water and energy than a long shower.
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. H0 ]5 ~" a6 t- g( q# S' K; QAn average stereo uses 80 watts. To find out how much energy your stereo requires, look on the labels on the back. You should find a number followed by a "W." For instance 150W would mean 150 watts. Some appliances give the energy requirement in amps (for example 1.5 A). To convert amps to watts, multiply by 120 (1.5 amps x 120 volts = 180 watts).
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3 v& o0 u( |7 Z9 f; j: t9 LLet's say you listened to your 80 watt stereo for 2 hours. This would be 160 watt-hours. If you divide watt-hours by 1000, you get kilowatt hours, and 3412 Btu is equivalent to one kilowatt hour.. I, d( H; Z. @- c- ?; X2 ?0 {* w
6 ^7 P3 Z0 Q/ a5 W$ P: {% Y8 j80 watts x 2 hours = 160 watt-hours
, ^0 H r: R6 l/ ?160 watt-hours/1000 = 0.16 kilowatt-hours
& j( ]& L. h% K# M1 `& P8 L* W+ V0.16 kilowatt-hours x 3412 Btu/kilowatt-hour = 546 Btu
* \# c6 @4 p8 }8 BSo you can see that a ten minute shower uses much more energy that 2 hours of stereo playing.! L% Q( h* _: `' g1 P9 p9 e
2 M, A: i3 W; ^) s8 E) O, }Laundry
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( H4 Q& v# N- Y! J) b/ cIt takes 40 gallons of water to do one load of laundry. The only thing you can do to minimize water use is to run only large, full loads of laundry. But you can reduce your energy use by choosing cooler water. Remember that it takes 440 Btu to heat one gallon of water. If you wash and rinse your laundry with hot water, this would require 17,600 Btu. If you use warm water, you could cut this number in half, or 8,800 Btu. If you use cold water, no energy is required to heat the water. The "bright colors" cycle on campus washing machines is the cold cycle.* l7 l+ k/ i3 ~. L
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Cars
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Each gallon of gasoline is equivalent to 125,000 Btu. How much energy does it take to drive from Skidmore to Stratton Mt., Vermont for a day of skiing? This depends on the fuel efficiency of your car.
( N4 Z" W4 a0 @ l+ U7 | pHere's a sampling of EPA fuel economy estimates for the 2003 model year. p1 F* C3 P$ R) b) y
In Table I, you will see a sampling of EPA fuel economy estimates for the 2003 model year. The some of the information was gathered on the web by going to the manufacturer's web page. Interestingly, some manufacturer's web pages do not include EPA gas mileages. In some cases specific models, do not put the EPA gas mileages on their web pages. Guess why! The best resource is the EPA web page: http://www.fueleconomy.gov v6 l- E: N' M) I4 Z# U
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So if it's 62 miles from here to Stratton and you're driving a Chevy Blazer, let's say you'll get 20 miles/gallon (the average between city and highway miles). The 124 mile round trip will use 6.2 gallons of gasoline and 775,800 Btu. The same trip in a Honda Civic will use 3.1 gallons of gasoline and 387,500 Btu. The gluttonous Chevy Suburban will need 7.75 gallons and nearly 1,000,000 Btu to make the journey.
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Over the life of a car, the fuel economy makes a very large difference in the amount of gasoline used. Let's compare a Jeep Grand Cherokee with a Volvo station wagon over the life of the car. These cars are comparable in term of passenger and cargo space. Assume that both cars will last for 100,000 miles (which raises another issue over the longevity of some cars over others). The Volvo will require 4,081 gallons of gasoline. To drive the same 100,000 miles the Jeep will consume 6,250 gallons -- considerably more! You could save 2,169 gallons by buying a Volvo instead of a Jeep Cherokee. And you'd also be safer in the Volvo. Plus, they have heated seats.( i4 N; K5 B* m: o
Further information about fuel economy can be found at: www.fueleconomy.gov. From there you can find fuel economy figures for cars from 1985 to the present. There is also useful information how to maximize your fuel efficiency. Table I, below, contains generalized data from the EPA and is for cars and transmissions that we thought were the most likely for students (and some others for comparison). The size of the car is determined by the EPA based on interior passenger volume. You will find some surprises in the list. |
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