A photo open source Irish scientist Dr. John Kelly has established a connection between consumption In the Chinese province of Henan began an experiment to generate electricity from shabby notes. About this writes “People’s Daily” Banknotes that are unsuitable for further use, collected at a branch of the Central Bank Zhengzhou City. There they are ground into powder, when disposed of generate electricity. According to the calculations of bank employees, out of 1 tons of shabby paper produces 660 kW of electricity. Considering money withdrawal rate, only in one Henan is it possible will save up to 4 thousand tons of coal per year. Chinese currency officially called “renminbi,” the monetary unit is the yuan. Chinese merchants are generally reluctant to accept shabby cash banknotes, since when exchanging them at the bank, problems may arise. Considering that in the future we intend to disseminate the practice generating electricity from dilapidated bills throughout China, this the problem should disappear.
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