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Originally Posted by MrCool
Does H2 gas crack metals due to a chemical property, or becuse it's just cold? If it is because it is cold, couldn't you have some sort of heating device/insulator?
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Insulation would be the answer.
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True, but H2 is expensive to make in the first place also.
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It is... right now.
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I think, overtime, they could develop an electrical sensor or circuit that would automatically notify the driver of an H2 leak, and could possibly give you options for a nessesary action. Besides, I would agree with leviticus88:
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Absolutely. Just as in any industry (like my job) that deals with compressed gasses... there are pressure meters, and alarms that go off when you're getting a high pressure reading (during the extreme heat of the day) and a rapid pressure drop (if there's a leak, or a surge in the system).
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That would be ideal, if they could create a car that would reuse the byproducts of its own combustion.
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Put water in the tank... separate the molecules... burn the hydrogen/oxygen mixture... recapture the water exhaust, and repeat.
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Originally Posted by TFord
The anonymity of the internet makes people tough...lol  FYI im 25 |
Seriously? Yikes! I feel sorry for you.