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Beverage Air (Bev Air) ST34N Milk Cooler 2 Sided – 34″ $1,400.00 |
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BEV-AIR CONTROL BOARD PULSE W/ RELAY #19-1704-02 $249.99 |
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AIR INTAKE HOSE 1C0129684BD VW BEETLE 02-05 2.0L BEV $65.00 |
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Beverage Air (Bev Air) KR24-1AS Solid Door Reach In Refrigerator – 23 cu. ft. $2,250.44 |
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Beverage Air (Bev Air) DW64 Bottle Cooler Deep Well – 65″ $1,696.09 |
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Beverage Air (Bev Air) DW94 Bottle Cooler Deep Well – 95″ $2,295.16 |
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Beverage Air (Bev Air) SPE48-12 Refrigerated Salad / Sandwich Prep Table – 48″ $2,435.11 |
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Beverage Air (Bev Air) UCR60A 60″ Compact Undercounter Refrigerator $2,296.90 |
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Beverage Air (Bev Air) SPE27-12M-B Mega Top Refrigerated Salad / Sandwich Prep T $1,918.90 |
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Bev Air under counter refrigerator $450.00 |
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Beverage Bev Air Single One 1 Door Stainless Steel Commercial Freezer RF27-1AS $1,295.00 |
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EF24-1BG FREEZER BEV AIR. $500.00 |
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Bev-Air/Ranco Controls Cooler Thermostat 502-194A $38.00 |
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Beverage Air Bev Air WTF 27 Stainless Steel Commercial Restaurant Freezer $400.00 |
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BEV-BEL {1084-4/2} SAL – SEABOARD AIR LINE $8.99 |
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BEV-BEL {1084-4/3} SAL – SEABOARD AIR LINE $8.99 |
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BEV AIR BEER COOLER, 115 VVT,, MISSING THE DOORS, FREE SHIPP 900 ITEMS ON E BAY $595.00 |
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Beverage Air (Bev Air) UCR27A 27″ Compact Undercounter Refrigerator $1,454.50 |
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Beverage Air (Bev Air) DW49 Bottle Cooler Deep Well – 50″ $1,536.42 |
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Beverage Air (Bev Air) SPE60-16 Refrigerated Salad / Sandwich Prep Table – 60″ $2,591.67 |
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Beverage Air (Bev Air) BB78G-1-B 79″ Back Bar Refrigerator with 3 Glass Doors 11 $3,006.37 |
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Beverage Air (Bev Air) SPE72-30M Mega Top Refrigerated Salad / Sandwich Prep Tab $3,459.97 |
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Beverage Air (Bev Air) WTF48A 48″ Compact Worktop Freezer – 2 Doors $2,448.10 |
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THERMOSTAT COLD CONTROL TEMPERATURE BEV-AIR RANCO 9530N1468 $51.99 |
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THERMOSTAT COLD CONTROL TEMPERATURE BEV-AIR RANCO A30-3642 $55.50 |
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THERMOSTAT COLD CONTROL TEMPERATURE BEV-AIR RANCO 9530N814 $39.99 |
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THERMOSTAT COLD CONTROL TEMPERATURE BEV-AIR RANCO 9540N169 $42.99 |
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THERMOSTAT COLD CONTROL TEMPERATURE BEV-AIR RANCO A30-3730 $44.99 |
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THERMOSTAT COLD CONTROL TEMPERATURE BEV-AIR RANCO 3ART17VF6 $39.99 |
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THERMOSTAT COLD CONTROL TEMPERATURE BEV-AIR 502-111A RANCO 9540N112 $62.99 |
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THERMOSTAT COLD CONTROL TEMPERATURE BEV-AIR 52-206A RANCO 9540N147 $54.99 |
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THERMOSTAT COLD CONTROL TEMPERATURE BEV-AIR 502-120A RANCO 9540N151 $49.99 |
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THERMOSTAT COLD CONTROL TEMPERATURE BEV-AIR 502-294B RANCO A30-3918-000 $49.99 |
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THERMOSTAT COLD CONTROL TEMPERATURE BEV-AIR 502-302B RANCO A30-3924-000 $38.00 |
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THERMOSTAT COLD CONTROL TEMPERATURE BEV-AIR 502-323B RANCO A30-3941-000 $55.99 |
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1951-”ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST” (VOL. XII NO. 2)-BEV. HILLS, BEL-AIR, LA,S.F.–XLNT $24.50 |
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Beverage Air (Bev Air) KR48-1AS Two Door Reach In Refrigerator – 49 cu. ft. $2,952.37 |
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Beverage Air (Bev Air) SM34N Milk Cooler 1 Sided – 34 1 $1,692.10 |
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Beverage Air (Bev Air) SM58N Milk Cooler 1 Sided – 58 1/2″ $2,107.94 |
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Beverage Air (Bev Air) LV23 LumaVue Refrigerated Glass Door Merchandiser – 23 Cu $1,822.28 |
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Beverage Air (Bev Air) BB94G-1-B 95″ Back Bar Refrigerator with 3 Glass Doors 11 $2,906.29 |
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USED BEVERAGE-AIR MT27 GLASS DR. JUICE BEV MERCHANDISER DISPLAY COOLER $1,129.00 |
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BRYANT 580BEV048-115AAP 4 TON ROOFTOP GAS ELECTRIC AIR CONDITIONER 460/60/3 $862.99 |
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Beverage Air (Bev Air) WTR48A 48″ Worktop Refrigerator – 2 Doors $2,134.90 |
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Beverage Air (Bev Air) BB72GY-1-B 72″ Back Bar Refrigerator with 3 Glass Doors 1 $3,052.84 |
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Beverage Air (Bev Air) LV49-1 LumaVue 52″ Refrigerated Glass Door Merchandiser - $2,820.10 |
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Frankfort Ky Old Taylor Kentucky Whiskey Distillery BEV Air View Old Cars $8.25 |
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Bev Air Open Display Case “For Beverages” price reduction! $775.00 |
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BEV AIR 3 DOOR REFRIGERATOR, SWING DOOR MERCHANDISER $2,795.00 |
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BEV. AIR PASS THRU 4 GLASS DOORS COOLER, NEW COMP. $1,100.00 |
Types of Alternative Fuel Vehicles
As the new millennium begins, people have never been so eco-conscious. In recent years, the imminent threat of global warming has compelled us to re-consider how we do and make things. This is most especially true when it comes to our daily means of transport — the car — which unfortunately, ranks among the major contributors of air pollution (and noise pollution) in the world. Thankfully, scientists are continuing to explore new ways to address this. One of these is the use of alternative fuel vehicles (AFV).
An AFV is any vehicle that doesn’t run on petrol or diesel fuel, although a car can be considered an AFV if it doesn’t rely exclusively on petroleum to function (like hybrid cars, which rely on petrol fuel and electricity). What are the different kinds of AFV? Let’s find out.
Hybrids. Hybrids use both gasoline and electricity to run. These vehicles normally feature an internal combustion engine and a battery pack which combine to give the vehicle its propulsion power. Hybrid cars have gained popularity over the years — the most common examples are the Toyota Prius and the Honda Insight.
Battery Electric Vehicles. As its name applies, a BEV depends on the power of its battery pack. BEVs are among the cleanest vehicles because they don’t produce any carbon emission at all. Battery types may include nickel cadmium, lithium-ion, zinc-air or lead-acid batteries.
Biofuel Cars. Bioalcohol (or Ethanol) and Biodiesel are two types of biofuels that can be used on automobiles. There are still biofuel cars available today but most prefer the flexible-fuel vehicle.
Flexible-fuel Vehicles. With FFVs, you can use more than one type of alternative fuel. This is possible through the use of a multifuel engine which allows you to mix certain alternative fuels in the tank and is combusted as one. These cars are mostly found in the US and South America.
“Gas”-Powered Cars. Certain types of AFVs also run using compressed natural gas, biogas, liquid petroleum gas (or autogas), nitrogen gas, propane and hydrogen. Usually, these cars are your standard petroleum-using vehicles whose engines are modified to burn the alternative gaseous fuels.
The Solar Car. Solar cars use solar panels in order to harness the power of the sun. This type of AFV has been around for decades but unfortunately, no practical prototype has been developed yet for the masses. Nevertheless, countless solar car contests and races are being held every year and participated in by schools and universities all over the world.
AFVs may be environment-friendly but it has its disadvantages, too. AFVs are still a bit more expensive than the usual cars in the market and the availability of alternative fuels is still very limited. But still, the future promises more developments, new possibilities. Who knows? The first commercially-successful AFV may just be around the corner.
About the Author
Guile Canencia is a writer and researcher for the IBC Japan Team. He is an avid blogger and likes to play soccer on weekends. IBC Japan specializes in exporting used cars from Japan with regional distribution centers worldwide.
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