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Everything We Know About Tesla's Semi Truck I wonder what the range is ?
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http://www.coatesengine.com/press-releases.html
http://www.coatesengine.com/
Gaseous hydrogen electric generators.
Company President and CEO George J. Coates, EE ME comments: “Lots of people and companies are working on Hydrogen projects around the world because Hydrogen is the cleanest fuel in the world.
Our H2 Reactor produces Hydrogen from ordinary water or sea water producing gaseous Hydrogen.
However, most companies are producing liquid H2 which is produced with very high pressure and costs approximately $10.00 per gallon.
A lot of reports and comments state that it is not dangerous. (They are wrong.) Hydrogen storage is highly dangerous. H2 in any form is highly dangerous. Static electricity and air can set off a major explosion even if the flames rise upward.
The explosion can blow a building down and kill many people. For instance, we have tested Gaseous H2 on Poppet Valve Engines and found that the H2 gets past the poppet valve stems into the engine housing filling it up with Gaseous H2 that will cause a major explosion of the whole engine; it would be catastrophic. This cannot happen with the Coates CSRV® engines as there are no passage ways from the CSRV® valve system to the engine housing.
We have designed blow back safety devices that prevent any detonation of H2. Our H2 Reactor and CSRV® Industrial Electric Power Generator-Sets use up the gaseous Hydrogen as it is produced. It is used as fuel to power the CSRV® Electric Power Generator-Sets. We do not store Gaseous Hydrogen (H2).
http://www.coatesengine.com/press-releases.html
http://www.coatesengine.com/
Gaseous hydrogen electric generators.
Company President and CEO George J. Coates, EE ME comments: “Lots of people and companies are working on Hydrogen projects around the world because Hydrogen is the cleanest fuel in the world.
Our H2 Reactor produces Hydrogen from ordinary water or sea water producing gaseous Hydrogen.
However, most companies are producing liquid H2 which is produced with very high pressure and costs approximately $10.00 per gallon.
A lot of reports and comments state that it is not dangerous. (They are wrong.) Hydrogen storage is highly dangerous. H2 in any form is highly dangerous. Static electricity and air can set off a major explosion even if the flames rise upward.
The explosion can blow a building down and kill many people. For instance, we have tested Gaseous H2 on Poppet Valve Engines and found that the H2 gets past the poppet valve stems into the engine housing filling it up with Gaseous H2 that will cause a major explosion of the whole engine; it would be catastrophic. This cannot happen with the Coates CSRV® engines as there are no passage ways from the CSRV® valve system to the engine housing.
We have designed blow back safety devices that prevent any detonation of H2. Our H2 Reactor and CSRV® Industrial Electric Power Generator-Sets use up the gaseous Hydrogen as it is produced. It is used as fuel to power the CSRV® Electric Power Generator-Sets. We do not store Gaseous Hydrogen (H2).
