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j3n4.
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CITAZIONE (9000GIRI @ 28/12/2006, 15:31)Leggete bene cosa dice quel link:
The product can be used on all types and combinations of fuels: gasoline, diesel, natural gas, liquid propane, methanol, ethanol and bio-diesel.
Note from enki: I think that what has to be remembered here is that this type of device DOES NOT produce enough hydrogen to totally fuel the vehicle.
Non fa andare l'auto solo ad acqua!
Hai ragione!
Inoltre sempre su quel sito:
FAQ
Q. How much energy is required to produce hydrogen via electrolysis of water?
A. The energy required to produce hydrogen via electrolysis (assuming 1.23 V) is about 32.9 kW-hr/kg. A kilogram is about 2.2 lb. For 1 mole (2 g) of hydrogen the energy is about 0.0660 kW-hr/mole. [1]
Però era facile cadere in errore perchè Kalos66 aveva parlato subito dopo di un altro reattore sempre prodotto da loro:
HYDROGEN REACTOR (H2R)
A significant amount of hydrogen is required to run a gasoline engine on 100% hydrogen because of differences in density. A technology is presently under development that will produce enough hydrogen on board, on demand to power a gasoline engine. A demonstration project is anticipated in the very near future. This demonstration will show that the H2R will efficiently and safely produce large quantities of hydrogen using very little electrical current.
L'H2R sembrerrebbe quindi in grado di far andare la macchina al 100% di idrogeno, MA è ancora in fase di sviluppo... eh beh... se lo fanno e quando lo faranno... ma lo faranno davvero? ummm....
Saluti
j3n4.
Nuovo dispositivo per far andare un'auto ad acquaLa HyPower ha creato un reattore per l'elettrolisi veloce |