make clean energy using dirty energy. Biofuels like sweet sorghum can help too. Conventional electrolysis to produce separated gasses of H & O takes a great amount of energy compared to the return from burning it in an engine/generator. You’re lucky if you get 30% efficiency. Plus storage of the hydrogen gas is tricky and huge tanks are needed, unless liquefied, which takes a third more hydrogen energy to liquefy. In light of this, a way to electrolyze water and make more gas with less …

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4 Responses to “David Wenbert PES Interview: Water Fuel Cell, 4 of 7”

  1. How about an hho generator? After it seperates the water then combustion will reproduce pure h2o, so simply capture and condense.

  2. One of the worst things you can drink is spring water with a high calcium content. It can cause calcium growths on bones, similar to pipes clogging in hard water areas. It can also cause a multitude of other health problems. I’d like empty water for the whole house for bathing, laundering and the clean appearance of kitchens and bathrooms. I’ve experienced plumbed empty water (reverse osmosis) at a Spanish holiday resort. It’s really wonderful.

  3. Why? Aren’t minerals good for you? I don’t like flouride, chlorine or harmaceuticals in my water (YouTube “drugs in water”). I have a Berkey Water Filter (gravity based carbon filter).

  4. I wish someone would invent a cost effective, small device to remove all (over 99%) minerals from municipal water supllies.

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