Hydrogen for internal combustion engines 0% of Co2

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Hydrogen for internal combustion engines 0% of Co2




by moteurahydrogene » 14/01/08, 19:47

In addition, for your information, you have forgotten in the list of the means to produce the fuel for our future vehicles equipped with internal combustion engines, the fourth generation reactors such as the VHTR. It is a thermal neutron reactor, cooled with helium to 1 ° C, the "leader" of which is France. The fuel will be in the form of SiC or ZrC balls. It will be mainly intended to produce hydrogen, an energy carrier without Co000.
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by jonule » 03/04/08, 10:15

moteurahydrogene wrote:In addition, for your information, you have forgotten in the list of the means to produce the fuel for our future vehicles equipped with internal combustion engines, the fourth generation reactors such as the VHTR. It is a thermal neutron reactor, cooled with helium to 1 ° C, the "leader" of which is France. The fuel will be in the form of SiC or ZrC balls. It will be mainly intended to produce hydrogen, an energy carrier without Co000.


uh though kwak? :?

what is VHTR?
ah! advertising for aréva! I thought also : Mrgreen:

so here we go, we are at the reactor supposedly clean, finally?

of electric H2 production?
and what is the new artificial fuel, SiC ZrC? where are we found? at auchan?
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by elephant » 03/04/08, 12:07

For information, without advertising: I saw yesterday that an H2 tank was installed at the Total station of Drogenbos on the Brussels Paris highway
(Drogenbos is very close to Brussels)
A year ago I had already seen the public inquiry notice for the Nivelles Nord stations on the same highway.
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by Remundo » 03/04/08, 12:46

Hello everybody,

It is the Very-High-Temperature Reactor (VHTR), in other words very high temperature reactor.

Beware of SiC or ZrC pellets ... It is not about the fuel, but only about the envelope of the fissile material which will be made above all of heavy and fissile metal like uranium.

With all these technologies, we are still in the problem of radioactive waste. CO2 level, it's clean, but for the rest ...

VHTR requires the development of many "refractory" materials.
For CEA fans:
http://www.gedeon.prd.fr/ATELIERS/Ateli ... BILLOT.pdf
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I think it would be better to turn to thermodynamic solar energy ... with it, we can do anything. Click on PHRSD for the curious.
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by Remundo » 03/04/08, 12:50

You can see the modest veil thrown over the core, simply referred to as a "heat generator". The envelopes, however, are abundantly captioned ... Pure luck ... :frown:

Well see ... the nucleus works with rose water surely concentrated ... From this point of view, I completely agree with the warnings of Jonule.
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by jonule » 03/04/08, 13:56

Remundo wrote:With all these technologies, we are still in the problem of radioactive waste. CO2 level, it's clean, but for the rest ...


we must not see THAT CO2, the nuclear industry produces many other greenhouse gases (GHG) much + harmful during the extraction of the ore, its transformation into fuel (production of depleted uranium, weapons ) of are transport (of its dismantling) etc ....
the atom is neither cheap nor good for the environment (CO2):
http://www.amisdelaterre.org/Le-nucleaire-n-est-ni-bon-marche.html

stop the propaganda, take off the blinders 8)

“Today, 15000% of global electricity production (16 TWh) is provided by nuclear power, 18% by hydro, 38% by coal, 8% by oil and 18% by gas. The forecasts for 2010 are 21000 TWh (+ 40%), a strong increase due to the rapid development of countries such as China and India. "
http://comm.energie.lesverts.fr/article.php3?id_article=12

to heat the atoms to make water vapor which will make turn a turbine pfff ... really ridiculous, all that to make electricity which will make turn toaster electric rolls to make heat in the end .. ..

at worst the cogeneration would improve the yield ... wish there was not a post on it? -)

then invent a new pretext for manufacturing H2 new fuel for cars, should already prove it, and above all convince users that they will be seated with their kids on real bombs Image

whereas Meyer produced it continuously and without storage : roll:
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by jonule » 03/04/08, 15:02

moteurahydrogene wrote: It is a thermal neutron reactor, cooled with helium to 1 ° C


and the helium produced, does it not generate CO2 either?

Finally we wonder who produces this famous CO2 ..... those who use this pretext do not even see that it is the tree that hides the forest ...
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