Hydrogen production reaches 82% efficiency!

[magawatt]

High efficiency hydroge production could minimize oil as fuel source.

Stanford researchers find a cheaper, better way to make hydrogen gas http://www.engadget.com/2015/06/26/stanford-researchers-hydrogen-production/ via Engadget Android

[RVWITHME]

Nice.

 

Hopefully those lower voltages will keep the electrolytes from overheating and reduce most (or all) of the brown's gas residual solution buildup, which is a mess to clean.

 

Total output wasn't mentioned, but the efficiency rating looks like it's on the right track to produce some real gains.

 

And yes, although I do not talk about it here, I do know quite a bit about about hydrogen production.

 

For example, here's an interesting, inside-looking video of one of the smaller, more moderate production units I personally built way back in '09.

These are still working amazingly well on some diesel engines of up to 4.3L. There is much more to this story, but that is probably best left for another day.

 

[TrinityeXchange]

what is it that this video is showing me exactly other than water accumulating in a basin?

[RVWITHME]

what is it that this video is showing me exactly other than water accumulating in a basin?

 

If you lit a match anywhere near that "water" you would know the answer to that question in a millisecond.

 

Much of that "water" has been split into oxygen and hydrogen...

[sandfly]

THANKS