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There are
several organizations in the world that are
promoting a 'hydrogen society'. They believe
that is is possible to use water (water is
hydrogen and oxygen) as a fuel to power our
civilizations. And I can't say that they are
wrong. But there will have to be several
breakthroughs in technology before this becomes
a reality. I'll give you addresses to these
organizations as I enhance this
website.
When hydrogen
burns, it turns into water. This is why I
qualify it as an eco-fuel. But what people don't
realize is that our current technology takes
more energy to split water into hydrogen and
oxygen than you get from the hydrogen and oxygen
when you re-burn it.
It is important
to remember when considering to use renewable
hydrogen, it has to be created somehow. The most
common method is to use electrolysis (see
Brown's Gas Books); using electricity to split
water. But we are back to our original problem;
how do we make the electricity? And once
electricity is made it is usually MUCH more
efficient (and safer) to use the electricity
directly than to convert it to hydrogen and then
burn the hydrogen. Electricity can be stored in
inexpensive battery packs (how to make
inexpensive battery packs appears in the
'Capacitive Battery Charger' book). Electricity
can heat our homes, cook our food and power our
cars more efficiently than hydrogen
can.
I have had
direct experience, and have recorded the
experience of others, that indicates that it IS
POSSIBLE to split water using very little input
power, then get the same energy out of burning
the resulting hydrogen and oxygen as usual. This
effect I call 'Hyper-Gas' and if achieved will
actually allow us to use water as a fuel. I do
not know how long it will take to figure out how
to make Hyper-Gas...
Assuming that it
somehow becomes possible to make hydrogen
cheaply, there are several ways to use hydrogen
in a home situation. Stored hydrogen can be used
just like any other gas used now, like methane
or propane. The appliances would need some
changes, but you can heat your home, cook your
food and drive your car using
hydrogen.
Super
Tip: 'Super
Gas Saver Secrets' (opposite) describes a simple
way to make hydrogen to run your home or vehicle
from aluminum cans.
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