Just let me know when I can pump 22 gallons of distilled water into the tank and produce the hydrogen as needed.
Before that, I don’t see much future in it.
“Just let me know when I can pump 22 gallons of distilled water into the tank and produce the hydrogen as needed.”
Guess it won’t happen in KKKalifornia. No water, well except for an entire ocean that is sitting there waiting to have a few desalination plants built that could elevate the population out of poverty as well as or having to pi$$ on a brick.
Takes 31.7 megajoules (about 30,046 btu) of energy to split a liter of water into hydrogen and oxygen using electrolysis. Now expand that to 22 US gallons (83.3 liters) and you need a little over 2.5 million btu just to produce the available hydrogen.