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Re: Can I burn hydrogen in propane tractor
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Posted by '52 Farmall H on February 16, 2007 at 19:08:50 from (208.101.172.84):
In Reply to: Can I burn hydrogen in propane tractor posted by joak on February 16, 2007 at 18:10:44:
We use Hydrogen at the company I work for. It is VERY dangerous. They say if we ever have an accident, our whole plant and probably the surrounding area would be leveled. I have also made hydrogen with electrolysis, it takes a lot of power and time. As far as I know electrolysis isn't used commercially for H2 production so it can't be that feasible. I agree with the others, you would need some spacial equipment. Hydrogen can be stored as a gas or a cryogenic liquid. I would also think that converting a propane tractor may to possible, but probably not. My first choice would be to convert a diesel engine since they are stronger and hydrogen is very powerful.
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