To: Jonty30
Hydrogen is not well suited to being in a tank. Petroleum engineers deal with this in their distillation plant designs.
To: 17th Miss Regt
As I recall it tends to migrate right through the tank
material. Maybe they have something new to build them
out of.
13 posted on
04/21/2022 2:48:31 PM PDT by
tet68
( " We would not die in that man's company, that fears his fellowship to die with us...." Henry V.)
To: 17th Miss Regt
Hydrogen molecules are EXTREMELY small.
Not unlike COVID19 being contained by T-Shirt woven/knot cloth.
It’s a [small?] problem.
25 posted on
04/21/2022 2:56:50 PM PDT by
Paladin2
To: 17th Miss Regt
I have read that hydrogen is a good bonder to substances like borax, which might be a method that can be used to carry hydrogen.
32 posted on
04/21/2022 2:59:14 PM PDT by
Jonty30
(Ask a liberal if they hav do they just collect them from les they destroy. )
To: 17th Miss Regt
Wont’ we run out of water if we take the hydrogen out of it? The oceans will dry up.
To: 17th Miss Regt
Hydrogen is not well suited to being in a tank. Petroleum engineers deal with this in their distillation plant designs. Indeed. There are tons of materials issues that are well known. Metals become brittle, among other things.
114 posted on
04/21/2022 8:57:34 PM PDT by
zeugma
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