That is why hydrogen is a dud..It will fail.
The cost of the new installation and safety maintenance of H2 storage station, transportation cost and production of H2 and compressing it into a liquid state is not cheap.
Battery-wise, the creation of electricity can come in many forms. It can be by petrol, coal, sun, wind or nuclear power station. With the continuation of improved battery technology, it will become safer, cheaper, and longer lasting. However, that cannot be said of H2 compressed liquid state.
Not really. It may work on planes. Its still used as rocket fuel. And converting it to ammonia or methanol may be used on ships.That is why hydrogen is a dud..
And for certain industries..but for cars it's just a load of BSNot really. It may work on planes. Its still used as rocket fuel. And converting it to ammonia or methanol may be used on ships.
Bro.i was thinking about this and you post it. He was killed by the cabal for this.
Let's say when i ramp the engine to speed up, will a powerful large battery cause strong EMF and affect implants like pacemakers or cause heart attacks?It will fail.
The cost of the new installation and safety maintenance of H2 storage station, transportation cost and production of H2 and compressing it into a liquid state is not cheap.
Battery-wise, the creation of electricity can come in many forms. It can be by petrol, coal, sun, wind or nuclear power station. With the continuation of improved battery technology, it will become safer, cheaper, and longer lasting. However, that cannot be said of H2 compressed liquid state.
Hydrogen is already tested on planes. For the same plane, the mileage is only 1/3 of jet fuels, so they can't fly full-load too far.Not really. It may work on planes. Its still used as rocket fuel. And converting it to ammonia or methanol may be used on ships.
So wat is the use of hydrogen?Hydrogen is already tested on planes. For the same plane, the mileage is only 1/3 of jet fuels, so they can't fly full-load too far.
Steam engine was water powered if you think sbout it. Eventually replaced by internal. Combustion engine.