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=Basics= | |||
- Generates Hydrogen and Dispenses it For Use in Devices Such as Fuel Cells, and Burners | |||
=Links= | - Is usually done by one of two methods: | ||
*Water Electrolysis | |||
*Hydrocarbon Reforming | |||
- Can be dispensed in a compressed gas, or as a cryogenic liquid (Metal Hydride Storage Canisters Could Also be an Option, but are less preferable due to lifespan issues) | |||
- [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g32BLZssoNo $120k for this filling station] | |||
=See Also= | |||
- [http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Open_Source_Fuels_Construction_Set#Full_Devices This Section] of the [[Open Source Fuels Construction Set]] | |||
=Useful Links= | |||
- Wikipedia has a good list of homebrew hydrogen innovators [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrogen_station Here], it may be worthwhile to contact some of the developers and find open source collaborators | |||
Revision as of 23:23, 22 January 2018
Basics
- Generates Hydrogen and Dispenses it For Use in Devices Such as Fuel Cells, and Burners
- Is usually done by one of two methods:
- Water Electrolysis
- Hydrocarbon Reforming
- Can be dispensed in a compressed gas, or as a cryogenic liquid (Metal Hydride Storage Canisters Could Also be an Option, but are less preferable due to lifespan issues)
- $120k for this filling station
See Also
- This Section of the Open Source Fuels Construction Set
Useful Links
- Wikipedia has a good list of homebrew hydrogen innovators Here, it may be worthwhile to contact some of the developers and find open source collaborators