I thought Hydrogen was a natural byproduct in many chemical reactions.
(was it acid w/ base?) So there may be no reason to involve the
electric plants.
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From: Roger Elliott[SMTP:relliott@cjnetworks.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 1996 7:39 AM
To: triumphs@autox.team.net
Subject: Hydrogen engines
>One type of powerplant that should be given more research is the
Hydrogen engine. It's main advantage is that it only emits water!
The trouble with hydrogen engines is basically the same as with electric
engines. The hydrogen has to be produced. My understanding is, that it is
done electrically separating water into hydrogen and oxygen. Then when it
is burned it recombines to make water. So the burden is shifted to the
electric plants.
Roger Elliott
80 Spitfire - daily driver
70 GT6 - being rebuilt
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