Manipal's New Instrument to Measure Calories in Fossil Fuel Gets GHCL Backing

Manipal-based researchers have developed a new instrument to measure the calories present in fossil fuels, which has garnered support from GHCL. This innovative device is expected to aid in the accurate measurement of energy content in fossil fuels, thereby promoting efficient use of resources and contributing to a reduction in carbon footprint.

The instrument, developed by researchers at Manipal, is designed to provide precise measurements of the calorific value of various fossil fuels, including coal, oil, and natural gas. This technology has the potential to revolutionize the energy sector by enabling industries to optimize their energy consumption and minimize waste.

The backing from GHCL, a leading manufacturer of chemicals and fertilizers, is expected to give a significant boost to the development and commercialization of this instrument. With GHCL's support, the researchers at Manipal are likely to refine the instrument and make it more efficient, paving the way for its widespread adoption in the energy sector.