Re: does anybody know how a hydrogen engine works?

Posted by buickanddeere on February 10, 2006 at 17:21:10 from (216.183.138.123):

In Reply to: does anybody know how a hydrogen engine works? posted by wasbash1 on February 10, 2006 at 15:15:18:

Hydrogen has an octane rating about a slow as ether. H2 will probably knock in an all-fuel engine.
Hydrogen works better in a gas turbine, boiler or fuel cell.
Hydrogen is nasty stuff to transport. The molecule of H2 is so small they seep through just about any material. Hydrogen can make metal brittle as well. Storing cryogenic H2 can be dangerous and $$$. Storing H2 in a low pressure cylinder with “hydride" I think it's called works fairly well. Bulky and heavy per btu to store however.

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• Re: does anybody know how a hydrogen engine works? John T 18:52:35 02/10/06 (1)
  • Re: does anybody know how a hydrogen engine works? buickanddeere 20:37:27 02/10/06 (0)

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