Revolutionizing Fuel with Water Fuel Converters - Electrolysis Made Simple

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The discussion highlights the potential of water fuel converters and the simplicity of electrolysis for generating hydrogen. An electrical engineer praises the initiative behind the technology, suggesting it could revolutionize fuel. However, concerns are raised about the efficiency of electrolysis, noting that the energy required to produce hydrogen exceeds the energy obtained from it. The feasibility of using hydrogen for heating water compared to traditional electric heating elements is questioned. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the need for a cost-effective approach to using hydrogen as an energy storage solution.
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I fount this site www.waterfuelconverters.com[/URL]. Electrolysis is easy, and finally someone is doing something about it. I am an electrical engineer and I applaud the owner of the company.
 
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As an electrical engineer, you should know that the energy in the hydrogen that you get out of electrolysis is less than the amount of electrical energy used to get the hydrogen. They want to use that hydrogen to heat water? And you think that will cost less than just using an electric heating element to heat the water? Come on!
 
Hydrogen a great way to store energy. If you could purchase the electricity during cheeper low use times and extract your hydrogen then rather than buying electricity at peak periods it might be feesalble.
 
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