Hydrogen Fuel Cells!

RE: Hydrogen Fuel Cells!

Former Member — Wed, 04 Dec 2013 17:56:12 GMT

Hydrogen fuel cells without infrasturcture why buy one. Nobody buys them so no infrastructure. Chicken and egg. How do you boot strap?

RE: Hydrogen Fuel Cells!

rodreig89kishore — Tue, 03 Dec 2013 09:38:59 GMT

I like the idea of hydrogen to be used as fuel but its combustible nature is too risky.

Still it is a clean fuel that we need to tap into.

If I am not wrong liquid hydrogen does work as fuel but again the same issue .

ITS RISKY.

I however think that still it can be used.

The best ways of using hydrogen as fuels that I can think of is if as already provided today is cryogenic chambers.

I propose minute hydrogen packets the size of gelatin pills.

One pill can store as much compressed liquid hydrogen it can as specified.

And all the pills will be kept together in a huge chamber instead of the whole content being put in the cryogenic chamber.

A small auto dropping system can be made which will release one pill at a time to outside temperatures and when hydrogen pill react to regular temperatures at a fast rate we know what happens Combustion.

I will try to formulate a system for this.

But need to work on trapping compressed liquid hydrogen in small gelatin packets.

That I leave it in your hands.

The system however can be made according to safety standards and hydrogen explosion force and thereby viable. to all [View:/resized-image/__size/16x16/__key/commentfiles/f7d226abd59f475c9d224a79e3f0ec07-b4ca1355-2901-4e44-ae33-ccd280064233/contentimage_5F00_1.png:16:16]

TC till then
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RE: Hydrogen Fuel Cells!

DAB — Mon, 02 Dec 2013 19:17:10 GMT

I like your UAV and I agree that a hydrogen fuel cell technology would be a useful option.

When my new book comes out, one of the things it will identify is easy ways to manipulate atoms into, shall we say, interesting compounds.

In the meantime, cost will be the main deciding point for power technology. Wind and wave power are both easy to implement and capable of major power generation. That said, the continued discovery of less expensive fossil fuels will continue to dominate the energy market for many decades to come. The cost/power just makes it too inexpensive to replace.

DAB