Comments for Hydro Power Car http://hydropowercar.com Just another WordPress site Thu, 23 Feb 2012 10:30:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on How a Fuel Cell Works by stind http://hydropowercar.com/how-a-fuel-cell-works#comment-33060 stind Thu, 23 Feb 2012 10:30:51 +0000 http://hydropowercar.com#comment-33060 i found your site to be most relevant to the information i have been searching for? there isnt a lot of sites on the net which contain excellent information like yours.. thankyou for providing me with the info.. great site and great info thanks i found your site to be most relevant to the information i have been searching for? there isnt a lot of sites on the net which contain excellent information like yours..
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]]> Comment on How a Fuel Cell Works by Binho http://hydropowercar.com/how-a-fuel-cell-works#comment-31824 Binho Thu, 09 Feb 2012 07:17:54 +0000 http://hydropowercar.com#comment-31824 I was tiynrg to steer clear of neutrons. They’re just one more level of complicated.So, generally, the fusion fuel isn’t just hydrogen, it’s deuterium, tritium, or helium 3 (proton/neutron, proton/neutron/neutron, or proton/proton/neutron). For very obscure reasons, they’re easier to fuse.You can get individual neutrons into a nucleus “for free” since they don’t have any charge to repel them. Once there they stick because they are also subject to the strong force.Fusing a neutron into an atom should release an amount of energy comparable to what you get fusing a proton in. However, there is a question of scale.If you want a lot of neutrons, you’d need to carefully exhaust some radioactive element that releases neutron radiation, which is dangerous, inefficient, and slow. Not to mention the fact that neutrons are hard to contain, and have a half-life of around 15 minutes.On the other hand, if you want 1 kg of hydrogen, all you need is 9 kg of water, and a little electricity. Plus, you can store hydrogen forever. I was tiynrg to steer clear of neutrons. They’re just one more level of complicated.So, generally, the fusion fuel isn’t just hydrogen, it’s deuterium, tritium, or helium 3 (proton/neutron, proton/neutron/neutron, or proton/proton/neutron). For very obscure reasons, they’re easier to fuse.You can get individual neutrons into a nucleus “for free” since they don’t have any charge to repel them. Once there they stick because they are also subject to the strong force.Fusing a neutron into an atom should release an amount of energy comparable to what you get fusing a proton in. However, there is a question of scale.If you want a lot of neutrons, you’d need to carefully exhaust some radioactive element that releases neutron radiation, which is dangerous, inefficient, and slow. Not to mention the fact that neutrons are hard to contain, and have a half-life of around 15 minutes.On the other hand, if you want 1 kg of hydrogen, all you need is 9 kg of water, and a little electricity. Plus, you can store hydrogen forever.

]]> Comment on DIY Wind Turbine Blade by Kumiko http://hydropowercar.com/diy-wind-turbine-blade#comment-31792 Kumiko Thu, 09 Feb 2012 01:37:17 +0000 http://hydropowercar.com#comment-31792 [...] a Comment Wind erngey is an environmentally inert, clean, and inexhaustible source of electric power that, as it [...]Like or Dislike: 0  0 [...] a Comment Wind erngey is an environmentally inert, clean, and inexhaustible source of electric power that, as it [...]Like or Dislike: 0  0

]]> Comment on My H2 Generator by Gary F. http://hydropowercar.com/my-hho-generator#comment-31523 Gary F. Mon, 06 Feb 2012 05:43:54 +0000 http://hydropowercar.com#comment-31523 Also you will need an EFIE,, for O2 sensors and MAF, or MAP sensors..*Unless you have a car or truck with a carb... use a LP Gas base plate for the carb...hard to get nowadays ..Best is pre-90's or 96. Also you will need an EFIE,, for O2 sensors and MAF, or MAP sensors..*Unless you have a car or truck with a carb… use a LP Gas base plate for the carb…hard to get nowadays ..Best is pre-90′s or 96.

]]> Comment on My H2 Generator by Gary F. http://hydropowercar.com/my-hho-generator#comment-31522 Gary F. Mon, 06 Feb 2012 05:38:02 +0000 http://hydropowercar.com#comment-31522 I say "Well done.. and you have that spirit of invention. It is experiments like yours that new discovery is made. You discovered that the 36 plates were too much.. so your plan to make a 3 cell generator. Try using 7 plates one negative, one positive, and 5 nuetral plates not attached to any other plates.isolated by plastic or nylon washers.. they conduct current through each plate and pass it to the Neg plate.. It is very efficient and each cell *( each set of two plates have no more than 2 volts between them). The 13.8 volts are distributed across seven plates.....6 cells *(count the spaces between each two plates). Your 304 SS plates will live just fine IF your concentration of KOH (*****Not baking soda).. is just enough to get about 10-12 amps to flow across your plates... Baking Soda produces a poisonous gas and will chew up your plates in a short time. google chemical companies... and Check out my friends site Hydrogen Garage. He has a good co. that sells KOH.. I say “Well done.. and you have that spirit of invention. It is experiments like yours that new discovery is made. You discovered that the 36 plates were too much.. so your plan to make a 3 cell generator. Try using 7 plates one negative, one positive, and 5 nuetral plates not attached to any other plates.isolated by plastic or nylon washers.. they conduct current through each plate and pass it to the Neg plate.. It is very efficient and each cell *( each set of two plates have no more than 2 volts between them). The 13.8 volts are distributed across seven plates…..6 cells *(count the spaces between each two plates). Your 304 SS plates will live just fine IF your concentration of KOH (*****Not baking soda).. is just enough to get about 10-12 amps to flow across your plates… Baking Soda produces a poisonous gas and will chew up your plates in a short time. google chemical companies… and Check out my friends site Hydrogen Garage. He has a good co. that sells KOH..

]]> Comment on DIY Wind Turbine Blade by Bryan http://hydropowercar.com/diy-wind-turbine-blade#comment-28618 Bryan Fri, 06 Jan 2012 00:18:48 +0000 http://hydropowercar.com#comment-28618 Hello david I don't have a list of supplys... Sorry Hello david
I don’t have a list of supplys… Sorry

]]> Comment on My H2 Generator by James http://hydropowercar.com/my-hho-generator#comment-27901 James Sat, 31 Dec 2011 15:42:41 +0000 http://hydropowercar.com#comment-27901 hello, whats the life span of this generator - working hours or liters of hydrogen until generator plates corrodes? hello, whats the life span of this generator – working hours or liters of hydrogen until generator plates corrodes?

]]> Comment on DIY Wind Turbine Blade by david http://hydropowercar.com/diy-wind-turbine-blade#comment-21811 david Fri, 04 Nov 2011 01:43:48 +0000 http://hydropowercar.com#comment-21811 Is it possible to get a list of supplies and supplier for this project? The brand name,cloth specs and resin name, manufacturer, distributor etc.Thanks Is it possible to get a list of supplies and supplier for this project? The brand name,cloth specs and resin name, manufacturer, distributor etc.Thanks

]]> Comment on My H2 Generator by drew fenney http://hydropowercar.com/my-hho-generator#comment-21750 drew fenney Wed, 02 Nov 2011 21:47:41 +0000 http://hydropowercar.com#comment-21750 I think the design is very efficiant but have you thought about using hydrolics and pressurizing air by repeated pressure and a realese valve pumping air forming a compressing system to create wind pressure? I have realized 1 flaw in my plan, Water is denser than air, therefore bringing less pressure to the power generator. Drew Fenney Age 11 I think the design is very efficiant but have you thought about using hydrolics and pressurizing air by repeated pressure and a realese valve pumping air forming a compressing system to create wind pressure? I have realized 1 flaw in my plan, Water is denser than air, therefore bringing less pressure to the power generator.

Drew Fenney Age 11

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