continued: Solar and wind power are absolutely adequate for hydrogen production. Not only that, but the exhaust steem from a fuel cell can also be harnessed to produce enough electricity to produce more. It's happened more than once, and it'll happen again. The known laws of physics turned on it's head. Rather, though, than wait until someone proves this possible mathematically, if it work, I'm not arguing.
Actually, HAL strkes me as someone who's been to school. It' just that a lot of the learning comes after school. It'll just take him a while to get there, that's all.
HAL, I appreciate that you've done a lot of research on this, but please get my point. I've discovered first hand that it doesn't take a lot of energy to extract hydrogen through hydrolysis. I know you've done a lot of research, and it shouldn't count as naught, but it's outdated information.
The point is that it was possible, and without using a boat load of power. The trick now is to refine the process and make more. ps: I've got some Endocet.
HAL, anger is for the ignorant.Hydrogen in it's gasious state is one of the most unstable substances on earth. This makes it among the easiest to harness power from.You need only a spark, in the case of the internal combustion engine, or a proton conductor (fuel cell).
I've been trying to tell you how easily hydrogen can be made from water.The current processes take too much power, but new developements are changing that. If I, an ignoramus, can do it with such crude equipment, how much better can someone who knows what he's doing?
HAL, I'm curious to know the source of your figures. I'm not knocking them, just curious. I've personally managed to produce hydrogen from plain tap water using 6 volts @ 1.5 amps. Now, I was in phisics, too, but I also realize that if something works in practice that doesn't in math, then I must check the math.The fact is, you simply don't have to rely on fossil fuel.
As far as I can tell, hydrolysis has nothing to do with producing energy, only with freeing the hydrogen. The thermodynamic laws apply to the hydrogen, not the hydrolysis. The hydrogen contains the energy. Simple mislacement of vaiables, that's all. I do it all the time. :-)
HAL, this is what I'm trying to tell you.I've already told you that anger was for the ignorant.You didn't here it.Where do you get off calling anybody stupid? I've been trying to slow to your speed, because I thought you had potential.maybe I was wrong.
HAL, you talk quite a bit, but you haven't heard a thing said.Hydrogen can be cheap to make.Nothing can ever be done by focusing on how it can't be done. THAT is a proven fact.
Dude, are you getting paid to knock the idea?The fact is that people are producing a lot of hydrogen with less than 12 volts.If nothing else, look around TH-cam.If I've gotta tell ou any more, I'll have to charge you for education.
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continued: Solar and wind power are absolutely adequate for hydrogen production. Not only that, but the exhaust steem from a fuel cell can also be harnessed to produce enough electricity to produce more. It's happened more than once, and it'll happen again. The known laws of physics turned on it's head. Rather, though, than wait until someone proves this possible mathematically, if it work, I'm not arguing.
Actually, HAL strkes me as someone who's been to school. It' just that a lot of the learning comes after school. It'll just take him a while to get there, that's all.
With very little electricity, I was able to produce hydrogen with crude apperatus.This is not out of a mathbook, it happened.
As long as Haliburton exist, those types of buses won't make it to the US.
HAL, I appreciate that you've done a lot of research on this, but please get my point. I've discovered first hand that it doesn't take a lot of energy to extract hydrogen through hydrolysis. I know you've done a lot of research, and it shouldn't count as naught, but it's outdated information.
very interesting, we can stop using rapeseed for bio fuel, which is used on the Cuckmere Community Bus, E Sussex, UK
Nice Bus! I like Citaro the best :)
The point is that it was possible, and without using a boat load of power. The trick now is to refine the process and make more.
ps: I've got some Endocet.
HAL, anger is for the ignorant.Hydrogen in it's gasious state is one of the most unstable substances on earth. This makes it among the easiest to harness power from.You need only a spark, in the case of the internal combustion engine, or a proton conductor (fuel cell).
I've been trying to tell you how easily hydrogen can be made from water.The current processes take too much power, but new developements are changing that. If I, an ignoramus, can do it with such crude equipment, how much better can someone who knows what he's doing?
HAL, I'm curious to know the source of your figures. I'm not knocking them, just curious. I've personally managed to produce hydrogen from plain tap water using 6 volts @ 1.5 amps. Now, I was in phisics, too, but I also realize that if something works in practice that doesn't in math, then I must check the math.The fact is, you simply don't have to rely on fossil fuel.
As far as I can tell, hydrolysis has nothing to do with producing energy, only with freeing the hydrogen. The thermodynamic laws apply to the hydrogen, not the hydrolysis. The hydrogen contains the energy. Simple mislacement of vaiables, that's all. I do it all the time. :-)
@JOGAFUTEBOL you mean 10 years before every country? Where i live they get evewrything new and good 10 or 15 years later
HAL, this is what I'm trying to tell you.I've already told you that anger was for the ignorant.You didn't here it.Where do you get off calling anybody stupid? I've been trying to slow to your speed, because I thought you had potential.maybe I was wrong.
even poor people can ride in a mercedes!
HAL, you talk quite a bit, but you haven't heard a thing said.Hydrogen can be cheap to make.Nothing can ever be done by focusing on how it can't be done. THAT is a proven fact.
no australia gets things 15 years later
Lol im German and im understand all xD
Dude, are you getting paid to knock the idea?The fact is that people are producing a lot of hydrogen with less than 12 volts.If nothing else, look around TH-cam.If I've gotta tell ou any more, I'll have to charge you for education.
I hate those Citaro's. So called 'silent' ugly busses.