Does anyone know of a commercially available Hydrogen fuel cell? I have had a look for a couple of days, What I am looking for is a hydrogen fuel cell that would be commercially available.
I dont want to buy!!! But I do want the information on input and output, at School we are doing alternative energy, my stance and project is seeing if there is a net saving in energy with 3 different types of renewable energy.
So for hydrogen fuel cell I need to calculate how much energy is used to make the hydrogen (commercially), then how much a fuel cell uses per given amount of energy.
Apart from the obvious danger of driving with hydrogen in the back of the car what other minus sides are there? For example a normal car needs a service every X miles. Does a fuel cell need parts replacing?
This is nothing to do with mickey mouse HHO or home made stuff, I have to use information from real products. Funny thing is so far steam comes out tops!!! But its more complex than the outline I have given .
I have help working out all the maths as its way above me, but so far steam is the winner, with regards to power in power out and production and service cost!!
Anyway any information would be great
THANKS
I dont want to buy!!! But I do want the information on input and output, at School we are doing alternative energy, my stance and project is seeing if there is a net saving in energy with 3 different types of renewable energy.
So for hydrogen fuel cell I need to calculate how much energy is used to make the hydrogen (commercially), then how much a fuel cell uses per given amount of energy.
Apart from the obvious danger of driving with hydrogen in the back of the car what other minus sides are there? For example a normal car needs a service every X miles. Does a fuel cell need parts replacing?
This is nothing to do with mickey mouse HHO or home made stuff, I have to use information from real products. Funny thing is so far steam comes out tops!!! But its more complex than the outline I have given .
I have help working out all the maths as its way above me, but so far steam is the winner, with regards to power in power out and production and service cost!!
Anyway any information would be great
THANKS