Jim Thompson said:
Your misconceptions about piping H2, and what H2 can do to existing
pipes ;-)
I dont realy think I had any misconceptions about it at all,
I offered an idea for discussion.
I know H2 is rather awkard to use,
such as the weight of the storage is
unatractive for vehicle use.
thats why I also added IF it could be converted to an eqv gas
it wouldnt need any change in distribution.
I didnt know just how corrosive H2 was though.
If we run out of gas I gues the existing pipes would have to be
modified or lined before H2 is put through them
or maybe this isnt even an option ?
Ive heard about attempts to convert it to methane and
also to liquid fuels. it might take some energy
to convert but this might be offset by
needing less energy to handle it.
if we realy start to run out im sure this will
have more and more money thrown at it until it is solved.
H2 doesnt realy come into electronics engineeering a lot anyway,
and I never claim to be a chemist,
I consider my skills to be spread out over enough fields without being one
this is after all a
electronics forum, well err sometimes anyway.
it just seems such a no brainer to re-use the cooling water
if the amount needed is going to be a problem,
wich was my original post.
Colin =^.^=