There is an energy equation that is inescapable: It takes more energy to split water apart into H2 and O than you get by burning H2. Add in the typical ICE engine is no more efficient than 30 to 50% and you will clearly be looking for where the energy is going to come from to power the vehicle.
Where does the energy come from to separate the hydrogen from the water? Water is not a fuel until the hydrogen is separated. You are ignoring the biggest problem with the concept.
internal combustion engines already generate power to run the entire vehicle. there would be some kind of belt driven system to power the hydrogen production.
Let me get this straight. Take water, seperate it into hydrogen and oxygen and use the hydrogen for fuel. Right so far? The hydrogen makes the car go and everything is hunky dorry. So what energy do we use to seperate the gasses? Hydrolysis is done by passing an electric current through water. Hydrogen comes off one electrode and oxygen comes off the other. Ok, where do we get the electricity to do that? Batteries? Oh, how about a generator that runs off the hydrogen as well. Perpetual motion. Oh, now I understand. Why didn't I think of that? A generator that powers a motor that runs the generator. I will start working on that tomorrow.
Making hydrogen is expensive and wasteful, almost as bad as making petrol from crude in terms of energy used to get. miles driven. Hydrogen will never be a mainstream fuel for ground transportation.
You are so correct about the cost of producing hydrogen. For those believing in the clap trap of globull warming and the CO2 greenhouse effect...producing hydrogen fuels produces massive amounts of CO2. CO2 of course is used by plants and trees to create oxygen for humans to breath....LOL
@@Eniral441 And in 10 years Toyota have sold how many of the Mirai? Fuel cell cars will never be able to compete with BEV, they are too complex and the hydrogen infrastructure has to be build from scratch. At least the electricity grid is already in place and just has to be added to in order to support a world of EVs.
@@bobsaturday4273Yep, the video was basically repeating the same points over and over again but left out the biggest elephant in the room; where is the energy to perform the electrolysis going to come from?
The water powered engine was built many years ago and proven to work by the inventor and drove it over 300 miles and then shortly after that he was murdered most likely by the petroleum industry
Actually I think the range was around 500 miles on a full tank, or something massive like that. But I read that his "investors" poisoned him, this was decades ago, apparently
An impossible conspiracy theory. You can't get energy out of both water -> hydrogen plus oxygen and also get energy out of hydrogen plus oxygen -> water. It's basic inescapable physics.
The onboard unit that separates hydrogen from oxygen consumes energy. Owing to conversion losses, the energy provided by combusting the hydrogen is less than the energy that was required to liberate the hydrogen from the water molecules in the first place. This video is disgraceful in suggesting that you can get energy directly out of water, which is the oxidized (already burned) form of hydrogen. You should be ashamed of yourselves.
I agree. The whole time that I was watching this my mind was screaming that the presentation was denying the physics involved in the way energy was accounted for. And I only have high school physics. I don't like to be hustled. They need to come clean on this. I could get behind this because I feel it has promise but I need more.
Who do you work for is the first question to be answered !!!!!!!!!!!!!! There are powerful interests at play here. It is well known that vast fortunes are made by the oil industry. Also many people find employment buying and selling oil products. The truth will prevail now. It is time for oil interests to come clean at last folks. Knowledge of electrolysis is taught in every highschool, every university, even children talk about this issue. Since when does a respected worldwide company like Toyota announce a solution which is not viable ??????????????????????
Converting water into hydrogen is an uphill struggle against the energy gradient , how they do it in their revolutionary claim would obviously be a commercial secret. How they do it could involve vacuum chambers boiling water coupled with novel catalysts , nuclear isotopes to separate water in a novel way by upscaling electromagnetic wavelengths for electrolysis using novel “solar panels” . What the technologies they use at this time seems almost like magic or science fiction .
Individual inventors have time and again proven that it is perfectly viable to produce an engine that runs on water.... Those individual inventors where murdered to silence them. Their vehicles did disappear as well....The US. holds 40 + patents that have been fully proven. But these are classified under " national security " ( writer William Tompkinson speak about this i his book " Selected by extra terrestrials ) What is absolutely stunning is that now a big Automaker - in Japan - not in the collective West, has the courage to openly develop and produce this water engine. The biggest challenge is not to overcome technical hurdles but to overcome the opposition of the Deep State and the World Financial system. This is ultimately not about making a new engine, it is about changing the paradigm of our society, creating a whole new world based on fairness and honesty....
Agree with above, there is no free energy. Obviously Toyota has developed a source of hydrolysis. What is it? Where does the energy for hydrolysis come from?
I applaud and commend Toyota's efforts and intentions. Furthermore, I agree with the majority of the analysis of this presentation. Finally, kudos to Toyota!
Lots of fluff, gross overview repeated over & over, Engineering details were scarce to non-existent. I'm not holding my breath for seeing this new technology any time soon. I have an idea. Why don't we copy the Allien spaceship (in Area 51) technology? I saw a TH-cam video claiming we're using this non-earthly technology today and flying an anti-gravity aircraft?! Hell, we wouldn't even need water saving this resource (which is scarce in arid or dry zones), and gravity is everywhere! Maybe Toyota would write a "fluff piece" on anti-gravity cars?
Where does the electricity for the electrolysis come from? That is the real source of energy. Water is both input and output. It is not the ehnergy sbource. This video is very deceptive - did Toyota have anything to do with it?
Once Toyota perfects a process for condensing the output from the combustion process (water vapor) and is able to direct it back into the fuel supply tank (an oversized water bottle), they just might have something there that would make Joseph Newman proud ... a perpetual motion machine.😊
I like the idea of exploring alternative engine designs that use more internalized technology to power the vehicle without drastic infrastructure changes. We own a hybrid Toyota and find the extension of mileage and mixing of electric with fossil fuel to be very sensible. Perhaps Toyota has the right mix of designers to make this a broad solution. Multiple clean energy technologies need to be explored.
Dream on. Hydrogen will never be a mainstream fuel for ground transportation. An EV is the only way to go..I've had one for 5 years and am never going back to wasteful, expensive ICE.
The video does not explain how to separate the oxygen and the hydrogen from the water. That needs a lot of energy. Plain physics. I lost 30 minutes seeing nonsenses...
This sounds amazing! Several questions come to my mind, how many gallons of distilled water can the car hold, how many miles will it get driving, what happens when the temperature is below 32° will the water freeze in the car, alternatively, temperatures that get high Will that evaporate the fuel of water in the car. You also said it would be almost 0 emissions, what then would it be emitting, and if everyone adopted this form, would not that heat up the environment also? These are some of the questions that I have. Thank you for this very interesting look into the future. 24:27
Invention Secrecy Act of 1951 is one of biggest stumbling blocks to innovation in USA. Anything they (Gov -Financial- Military Industrial complex) determine is threat to national security, not just defense tech, but anything that would displace economic power via the post WW2 established Petrodollar for International trade, was to be determined a danger and suppressed. Likewise many of innovations developed in corporate labs are 'mothballed' if they do not enable the continuation of revenue streams in areas already invested.
this is how they "disappeared" individual inventors but would mean nothing against a corporation the size of toyota. this innovation would not be affected by any US Act!
Scarcity of water is a challenge in coming years and many countries are already experiencing the same , so what impact will it bring on the same is that something needs attention
Is this an advertisement for Toyota or there is a reality to it Where is going to be electricity source for electrolysis how much is going to be energy needed for it Sound simple and a novel idea but several questions remain
The premise of this video is a complete fairytale. If you know basic physics, chemistry and engineering. Water is not a fuel, it does not combust or ignite. In fact water is used to put out fires! The only way to use water as a fuel is to separate it into its component parts, hydrogen and oxygen. To do this requires a huge amount of energy to harvest the hydrogen. If you then burn the hydrogen in a combustion engine, you are looking at an efficiency of between 20 and 30% to tern that chemical energy into usable torque at the wheels. In contrast an electric motor is about 95% efficient at converting the energy into usable torque at the wheels. Hydrogen may have some uses, but powering cars is not one of them.
Any one see a water shortage in some countries really fast and then emptying of the Great Lakes for profit Hydrogen has to be made and that take juice to make it Still need batteries
Although we have been trying to solve this problem for decades, it is more difficult than we assume. Just imagine pouring water into a small power generator to power everything in your home and business. The energy and fuel industry would collapse overnight! Multiple wars would break out. Mankind is too mature to handle such a problem. In fact, in the direction that we have been going, we may never get there. America needs to step up and solve the problems of the individual and change ❤human nature, so we may accept such radical change without killing ourselves.
the countries where "wars would break out" are already at war! change like this would take the economic power away from these countries. sure they would still fight, but riding camels and throwing sticks....put them where they were before we made the mistake of buying one barrel of middle east oil from them.
America can't solve those problems. Jesus already did that. Now if we could find a way to get everyone to join us. HIS way has already been proven to work.
Ok , so when is it going to be on the market ? Or is this going to be another case of s hundred years from now were still trying to figureb out how to replace the internal combustion engine .
I assume Toyota (Japan) has the mussel to pull this off. A few decades ago those entrepreneurs that developed the same technology eather disappeared or met with unfortunate accidents.😮
And gasoline isn't very flammable, nor can cause fires and explosions? In fact the most powerful non-nuclear weapon now available is a gasoline vapor bomb. New habits have to become 'normal' for any fuel change.
Theorically correct. Water powered cars are eco-friendly. There are another parameter to take in consideration. there is a risk that oxygen will be abondant more than hydrogen or water. For this raison, oxygen will moveto oceans and seas looking for hydrogen and will burn sea/ocean water...we will assist to water fire
EV: Electricity moves motor - Vehicle accelerates. Hydrogen Vehicle: Electricity separates Hydrogen from water and injects it into a combustion engine, combustion creates energy to move the engine - Vehicle accelerates. Toyota's Hydrogen Vehicle is doomed.
I remember in 1976 a movie I watched in my chem class in high school about how easy it was to adapt an engine to hydrogen power. Even showing how you could drink the exhaust condensation! What they were missing is Toyota's converting water to hydrogen! Well it's about time! I also believe reading about an inventor who did this in the 1980"s. I think he was killed by big oil......seriously!
Whatever happened to that highly efficient steam engine design purchased by the Saudis that never made it to market?.....Urban legend or reality. I heard the designer was whacked to keep him from making the design public.
My thoughts is this also allows for people like me that use their cars for commercial use and do our own maintenance to be able to maintain their vehicles with a little more education into the principles of how it works I would be willing to test for reliability because of the mileage I drive it would be a more extreme test
they can distill water from ocean water. nobody said anything about using drinking water. radical improvements in distilling ocean water would be quick to come with the dollars that would come from toyota and other innovators.
I want to buy electric generator that runs on water for my house and forget the local power company, just like people with solar panels on their roofs. "Free" at last.
most people outside of cities spend far more on gasoline every month than they do on their home electric bill. i myself spend about six times on gasoline than on home electric bill.
Without watching this one to the end, what they tend to gloss over is just how much water comes out of the tailpipe. 1 cup of water per mile. Imagine a city highway, loaded with cars. Roads always wet. More so in the middle of each lane. I wonder how many people have thought that through. Where there is winter and summer, freezing and thawing, we might have astronomical pothole incidence and annoyance. What about lane changing at highway speeds?
What happens between the water fillup and the hydrogen and oxygen fuel and oxidizer injection into the cylinders of the internal combustion engine? On board electroiysis on demand was mentioned. Such ellectrolysis requires car propelling amounts of electrical energy. The exhaust of the internal combustion engine is steam or water. This water can be returned to the water supply so there is no need to tank up with water. A water electrolysis/ Internal Combustion Engine/ steam condensing system is the propulsion near equivalent to an electric motor. Aloha Charles M Brown
I have always thought electrolysis wil be the feuture of engine tech. I'm extremely happy that its happening. I need premium shere holding this water engine or what investment window can i access it through ?
Toyota talk about Solid EV battery for years now but nothing happen so far where other already have it. Toyota talk hydrogen fuel from distill water when is that going to happen?
There is an energy equation that is inescapable: It takes more energy to split water apart into H2 and O than you get by burning H2. Add in the typical ICE engine is no more efficient than 30 to 50% and you will clearly be looking for where the energy is going to come from to power the vehicle.
😂😂😂
Yep. If this actually worked then we wouldn't needs hydroelectric dams, or solar, or wind farms.
Hello? WATER....!
Toyota is delusional
Where does the energy come from to separate the hydrogen from the water? Water is not a fuel until the hydrogen is separated. You are ignoring the biggest problem with the concept.
internal combustion engines already generate power to run the entire vehicle. there would be some kind of belt driven system to power the hydrogen production.
Is it just me that think the same information in this videos is repeated too many times that caused me headache?
Me too!
Making hydrogen gas is very expensive, transform hydrogen gas into liquid form is very very expensive too.
Let me get this straight. Take water, seperate it into hydrogen and oxygen and use the hydrogen for fuel. Right so far? The hydrogen makes the car go and everything is hunky dorry. So what energy do we use to seperate the gasses? Hydrolysis is done by passing an electric current through water. Hydrogen comes off one electrode and oxygen comes off the other. Ok, where do we get the electricity to do that? Batteries? Oh, how about a generator that runs off the hydrogen as well. Perpetual motion. Oh, now I understand. Why didn't I think of that? A generator that powers a motor that runs the generator. I will start working on that tomorrow.
Making hydrogen is expensive and wasteful, almost as bad as making petrol from crude in terms of energy used to get. miles driven. Hydrogen will never be a mainstream fuel for ground transportation.
You are so correct about the cost of producing hydrogen. For those believing in the clap trap of globull warming and the CO2 greenhouse effect...producing hydrogen fuels produces massive amounts of CO2. CO2 of course is used by plants and trees to create oxygen for humans to breath....LOL
Toyota has been making hydrogen fueled cars for 10 years now. If you look into one (like the Mirai or their racing projects) you might be surprised.
@@Eniral441 And in 10 years Toyota have sold how many of the Mirai? Fuel cell cars will never be able to compete with BEV, they are too complex and the hydrogen infrastructure has to be build from scratch. At least the electricity grid is already in place and just has to be added to in order to support a world of EVs.
@@kiae-nirodiariesencore4270 Our electric production capacity is woefully insufficient to replace ICE vehicles needed,
Do they use a battery to perform the electrolysis? If so, what type and how big is it?
this vid was worse than annoying , it was downright insulting to everyones intelligence
@@bobsaturday4273 Well, anyone with a good HS education in thermodynamics. Or Physics 101 in college.
@@bobsaturday4273Yep, the video was basically repeating the same points over and over again but left out the biggest elephant in the room; where is the energy to perform the electrolysis going to come from?
Exactly. Another big expensive EV style battery?@@michaellai5830
The water powered engine was built many years ago and proven to work by the inventor and drove it over 300 miles and then shortly after that he was murdered most likely by the petroleum industry
I heard the same account myself.
Fiction. Not technically possible. Only the badly educated believe such stories.
Actually I think the range was around 500 miles on a full tank, or something massive like that. But I read that his "investors" poisoned him, this was decades ago, apparently
An impossible conspiracy theory. You can't get energy out of both water -> hydrogen plus oxygen and also get energy out of hydrogen plus oxygen -> water. It's basic inescapable physics.
Source for this story? Details?
This narrative has been brought to you by the Toyota Department of Redundancy Department.
The onboard unit that separates hydrogen from oxygen consumes energy. Owing to conversion losses, the energy provided by combusting the hydrogen is less than the energy that was required to liberate the hydrogen from the water molecules in the first place. This video is disgraceful in suggesting that you can get energy directly out of water, which is the oxidized (already burned) form of hydrogen. You should be ashamed of yourselves.
At the least, somebody is trying to solve the obvious hurdles of EV charging and grid reliability.
It is not just these video, other sources claim the same thing.
I agree. The whole time that I was watching this my mind was screaming that the presentation was denying the physics involved in the way energy was accounted for. And I only have high school physics. I don't like to be hustled. They need to come clean on this. I could get behind this because I feel it has promise but I need more.
Who do you work for is the first question to be answered !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There are powerful interests at play here.
It is well known that vast fortunes are made by the oil industry. Also many people find employment buying and selling oil products. The truth will prevail now. It is time for oil interests to come clean at last folks. Knowledge of electrolysis is taught in every highschool, every university, even children talk about this issue.
Since when does a respected worldwide company like Toyota announce a solution which is not viable ??????????????????????
Converting water into hydrogen is an uphill struggle against the energy gradient , how they do it in their revolutionary claim would obviously be a commercial secret. How they do it could involve vacuum chambers boiling water coupled with novel catalysts , nuclear isotopes to separate water in a novel way by upscaling electromagnetic wavelengths for electrolysis using novel “solar panels” . What the technologies they use at this time seems almost like magic or science fiction .
CO2 is not a "harm" but nature's "food".. Water also does not work in freezing temperatures....
If this concept take off, Reverse Osmosis filter companies would reap the benefits.
They will need a battery to run the heater for those of us that see -40C winters. I hope they are successful !
I was thinking, in the am after a frosty night, did the water freeze? Bust the reservoir perhaps? Can
You do the same with ice?
they would have to develop an additive for winter months....@@stewartcollver9000
Very good we will wait totyota product available in the showroom ❤to purchase.
A car that runs on water, Ha-Ha-Ha! Some will believe whatever they are told. Electrolysis requires energy. Where does it come from? Ha-Ha-Ha! 🤣
How to make a 5 minute video into 25 minutes is taught here.
Yep, it's repeating the same points over and over again
Individual inventors have time and again proven that it is perfectly viable to produce an engine that runs on water.... Those individual inventors where murdered to silence them. Their vehicles did disappear as well....The US. holds 40 + patents that have been fully proven. But these are classified under " national security " ( writer William Tompkinson speak about this i his book " Selected by extra terrestrials )
What is absolutely stunning is that now a big Automaker - in Japan - not in the collective West, has the courage to openly develop and produce this water engine.
The biggest challenge is not to overcome technical hurdles but to overcome the opposition of the Deep State and the World Financial system.
This is ultimately not about making a new engine, it is about changing the paradigm of our society, creating a whole new world based on fairness and honesty....
😊
Agree with above, there is no free energy. Obviously Toyota has developed a source of hydrolysis. What is it? Where does the energy for hydrolysis come from?
I applaud and commend Toyota's efforts and intentions. Furthermore, I agree with the majority of the analysis of this presentation. Finally, kudos to Toyota!
Lots of fluff, gross overview repeated over & over, Engineering details were scarce to non-existent. I'm not holding my breath for seeing this new technology any time soon. I have an idea. Why don't we copy the Allien spaceship (in Area 51) technology? I saw a TH-cam video claiming we're using this non-earthly technology today and flying an anti-gravity aircraft?! Hell, we wouldn't even need water saving this resource (which is scarce in arid or dry zones), and gravity is everywhere! Maybe Toyota would write a "fluff piece" on anti-gravity cars?
Yeah, maybe Toyota could design a car that runs on fluff.
Where does the electricity for the electrolysis come from? That is the real source of energy. Water is both input and output. It is not the ehnergy sbource. This video is very deceptive - did Toyota have anything to do with it?
Once Toyota perfects a process for condensing the output from the combustion process (water vapor) and is able to direct it back into the fuel supply tank (an oversized water bottle), they just might have something there that would make Joseph Newman proud ... a perpetual motion machine.😊
Only the highly uneducated believe such drivel.
Good job Toyota..but we need much much more inexpensive vehicles
🤣🤣🤣 You won't get that with any kind of hydrogen powered vehicle
I like the idea of exploring alternative engine designs that use more internalized technology to power the vehicle without drastic infrastructure changes. We own a hybrid Toyota and find the extension of mileage and mixing of electric with fossil fuel to be very sensible. Perhaps Toyota has the right mix of designers to make this a broad solution. Multiple clean energy technologies need to be explored.
I loved my Prius (2007). Improving it with a more efficient engine would be a good step.
Count me in I'd rather buy this engine than the EV only option.
Dream on. Hydrogen will never be a mainstream fuel for ground transportation. An EV is the only way to go..I've had one for 5 years and am never going back to wasteful, expensive ICE.
The video does not explain how to separate the oxygen and the hydrogen from the water. That needs a lot of energy. Plain physics. I lost 30 minutes seeing nonsenses...
Toyota is delusional
Electrolysis
This sounds amazing! Several questions come to my mind, how many gallons of distilled water can the car hold, how many miles will it get driving, what happens when the temperature is below 32° will the water freeze in the car, alternatively, temperatures that get high Will that evaporate the fuel of water in the car. You also said it would be almost 0 emissions, what then would it be emitting, and if everyone adopted this form, would not that heat up the environment also? These are some of the questions that I have. Thank you for this very interesting look into the future. 24:27
You are right but at least in tropics it may work
Basic physics should be required in high school.
Where can I buy one? What is the cost?
Invention Secrecy Act of 1951 is one of biggest stumbling blocks to innovation in USA. Anything they (Gov -Financial- Military Industrial complex) determine is threat to national security, not just defense tech, but anything that would displace economic power via the post WW2 established Petrodollar for International trade, was to be determined a danger and suppressed. Likewise many of innovations developed in corporate labs are 'mothballed' if they do not enable the continuation of revenue streams in areas already invested.
Like the microwave and Defence Dept. Today you can buy a microwave oven for 60.00 dollars. My first microwave in the 80's cost me 600.00.
this is how they "disappeared" individual inventors but would mean nothing against a corporation the size of toyota. this innovation would not be affected by any US Act!
This only affects American makers and users. Any really advantageous technology gets developed almost everywhere, leaving the US behind in a tech war.
Scarcity of water is a challenge in coming years and many countries are already experiencing the same , so what impact will it bring on the same is that something needs attention
Is this an advertisement for Toyota or there is a reality to it
Where is going to be electricity source for electrolysis how much is going to be energy needed for it
Sound simple and a novel idea but several questions remain
ok so how much water do I need to travel 300 miles.
also, liquid hydrogen will permeate through stainless steel storage tanks. So, that's another major challenge.
The premise of this video is a complete fairytale. If you know basic physics, chemistry and engineering. Water is not a fuel, it does not combust or ignite. In fact water is used to put out fires! The only way to use water as a fuel is to separate it into its component parts, hydrogen and oxygen. To do this requires a huge amount of energy to harvest the hydrogen. If you then burn the hydrogen in a combustion engine, you are looking at an efficiency of between 20 and 30% to tern that chemical energy into usable torque at the wheels. In contrast an electric motor is about 95% efficient at converting the energy into usable torque at the wheels. Hydrogen may have some uses, but powering cars is not one of them.
AGREED !! THANK YOU
Why not? They are already doing it mate.
Any one see a water shortage in some countries really fast and then emptying of the Great Lakes for profit Hydrogen has to be made and that take juice to make it Still need batteries
11 - you don't have to drive during winter with sub zero temperature.
12 - it still use other type of battery to operate.
Filipino inventor Mr. Dingle is the inventor of this process, back to basics,!
I very much doubt that Toyota's CEO said anything of the kind.
Congratulations Toyota.
Seems impractical for cold climates, like Canada, where winter temperatures can plummet to -40 and seldom rise above freezing!
Although we have been trying to solve this problem for decades, it is more difficult than we assume. Just imagine pouring water into a small power generator to power everything in your home and business. The energy and fuel industry would collapse overnight! Multiple wars would break out. Mankind is too mature to handle such a problem. In fact, in the direction that we have been going, we may never get there. America needs to step up and solve the problems of the individual and change ❤human nature, so we may accept such radical change without killing ourselves.
the countries where "wars would break out" are already at war! change like this would take the economic power away from these countries. sure they would still fight, but riding camels and throwing sticks....put them where they were before we made the mistake of buying one barrel of middle east oil from them.
America can't solve those problems. Jesus already did that. Now if we could find a way to get everyone to join us. HIS way has already been proven to work.
They will allow you to build this now...previously the big players would have had you removed...!
Vehicles with less moving parts will have less maintenance.
So what ! No good having less parts if it's not practical is it .
AS YOU PROMISED....PUT THE ENGINE IN THE 10K PICKUP TRUCK AND SHIP IT TO AMERICA. THANK YOU KOJI SATO
Sir. wonderful Information and Technology.ItTakes out From Petroleum Products.
What about power and torque production? Performance?
I don't know how it does, but I do know Toyota has been working on hydrogen fueled racing engines.
My thoughts are that this wouldnt work minnesota, the water would freeze in the winter.
Ok , so when is it going to be on the market ? Or is this going to be another case of s hundred years from now were still trying to figureb out how to replace the internal combustion engine .
How is water vapor not a greenhouse gas? It’s more plentiful in the atmosphere than CO2.
Didn’t Hyde talk about this in “That 70s show”
Wait you're mean that they're using a hundred year old technology
And it also supplies ice cubes in demand, just like a refrigerator!
Toyota's pipe dream, for the reasons stated below and many others.
I wonder if can convert salt water to distilled water ?
Only if you distill it.
I assume Toyota (Japan) has the mussel to pull this off. A few decades ago those entrepreneurs that developed the same technology eather disappeared or met with unfortunate accidents.😮
Maybe they build a mini nuclear car one day
Regenerative braking electrolysis?? How are they producing the HHO gas?
What metals are these engines.made of that thrive in a wet environment? And are they lubricated by oils?
Is it just me or does this video keep going over the same stuff, repeating itself?
There's not an abundance of fresh water !! 🤔
Burns Hydrogen.
What happens to the Oxygen?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 CONTAMINATION.
The game over broken record algorithm 🪝🎨🖼️
Even companies like Hyundai also same type of cars long time ago
Water... hydrolysis.... hydrogen.... water.... [ what becomes of the separated oxygen?]
Hydrogen used in the fuel cells is a very flammable gas and can cause fires and explosions if it is not handled properly. Sayonara to Toyota.
And gasoline isn't very flammable, nor can cause fires and explosions? In fact the most powerful non-nuclear weapon now available is a gasoline vapor bomb. New habits have to become 'normal' for any fuel change.
Theorically correct. Water powered cars are eco-friendly. There are another parameter to take in consideration. there is a risk that oxygen will be abondant more than hydrogen or water. For this raison, oxygen will moveto oceans and seas looking for hydrogen and will burn sea/ocean water...we will assist to water fire
say it when the price of this car is compatible with conventional gasoline cars
conventional vehicles are absurdly priced
EV: Electricity moves motor - Vehicle accelerates.
Hydrogen Vehicle: Electricity separates Hydrogen from water and injects it into a combustion engine, combustion creates energy to move the engine - Vehicle accelerates.
Toyota's Hydrogen Vehicle is doomed.
Rare earth metals are everywhere.
Toyota seems destined to be the Kodak of the auto industry.
how do you figure that? kodak died because they held onto the past.... Toyota is leap frogging everyone!
So many ideas none of them beats the hydro-carbon.
More efficient? Abundant hydrogen? Is your target audience really this ignorant?
Repetitive, absurd and ridiculous. People have been searching for a perpetual motion machine for hundreds of years.
I remember in 1976 a movie I watched in my chem class in high school about how easy it was to adapt an engine to hydrogen power. Even showing how you could drink the exhaust condensation! What they were missing is Toyota's converting water to hydrogen! Well it's about time!
I also believe reading about an inventor who did this in the 1980"s. I think he was killed by big oil......seriously!
Whatever happened to that highly efficient steam engine design purchased by the Saudis that never made it to market?.....Urban legend or reality. I heard the designer was whacked to keep him from making the design public.
A FILIPINO has already done this !!!!!
My thoughts is this also allows for people like me that use their cars for commercial use and do our own maintenance to be able to maintain their vehicles with a little more education into the principles of how it works I would be willing to test for reliability because of the mileage I drive it would be a more extreme test
Imagine the demand for water this would create. Scary, when we are already dealing with planetary shortages of drinking water.
they can distill water from ocean water. nobody said anything about using drinking water. radical improvements in distilling ocean water would be quick to come with the dollars that would come from toyota and other innovators.
While Mr. Dingle. Was labelled eccentric, crazy person by. powerfull petroleum investors in the Philippines. At that time
10 points of the same 1 point x 10. Blah, blah, blah... 😅
I want to buy electric generator that runs on water for my house and forget the local power company, just like people with solar panels on their roofs. "Free" at last.
most people outside of cities spend far more on gasoline every month than they do on their home electric bill. i myself spend about six times on gasoline than on home electric bill.
Very poor TH-cam as it doesn't deal with the problem of what will power the hydrolysis that is intended to generate the hydrogen from the water.
Battery recycling is not green.
NDB powered is coming. Will power car forever
Toyota CEO is merely a gambler without common sense.
Without watching this one to the end, what they tend to gloss over is just how much water comes out of the tailpipe. 1 cup of water per mile. Imagine a city highway, loaded with cars. Roads always wet. More so in the middle of each lane. I wonder how many people have thought that through. Where there is winter and summer, freezing and thawing, we might have astronomical pothole incidence and annoyance. What about lane changing at highway speeds?
What happens between the water fillup and the hydrogen and oxygen fuel and oxidizer injection into the cylinders of the internal combustion engine? On board electroiysis on demand was mentioned. Such ellectrolysis requires car propelling amounts of electrical energy. The exhaust of the internal combustion engine is steam or water. This water can be returned to the water supply so there is no need to tank up with water.
A water electrolysis/ Internal Combustion Engine/ steam condensing system is the propulsion near equivalent to an electric motor.
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Distilled water still need electrical boiler to process. Distilled water cannot be used for electrolysis so additive is needed.
Apparently you are unaware of reverse/deionized water
wrong....
How about leave it gas powered
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This is not new technology. Why? Do you think that they blew up the Hindenburg?
THIS IS GREAT AND PERFECT, AND DOABLE, THAT'S WHY IT'LL NOT EVER BE ALLOWED TO COME TO MARKET. FOLLOW THE MONEY.
De coupling changes frequency. Pull PC Boards to change nuclear, solar.
Information more from commentatorr on recently uploaded Mr Wolf.
What about the big 3?
This is a worthless bit of no info hype. Shame on you😖
Can these use any water or is this going to add to the burden on potable water resources?
Distilled water only. Ware are you going to sourse 40 gallons of that? We have a hard time making enough potable water in most counteries already.
@@terriblet4145 exactly my concern. Either way I wonder what the additional burden on water resources would be if this really caught on
Reverse Osmosis water filter system could be used.
Elon Musk said it would be easy enough to take ocean water and desalination methods to make enough. He also said it wouldn’t be that expensive either.
@@mkjohnson7826 What Elon Musk thinks is expensive and what I think is expensive are light years apart. But that is good news.
I have always thought electrolysis wil be the feuture of engine tech. I'm extremely happy that its happening.
I need premium shere holding this water engine or what investment window can i access it through ?
Toyota talk about Solid EV battery for years now but nothing happen so far where other already have it. Toyota talk hydrogen fuel from distill water when is that going to happen?
thats what happen when you Fail your #1 on EV. You need a new solution NOW