Water For Fuel??????????

[LD1]

definatally not 100%

The suns energy is something like 1000w per sq meter.

A tree or trees large Enough wood to make 1 cord of firewood is gonna have alot of square meters exposed to the sun for alot of years. So I dont think it is even close

 

[Rock knocker]

Please, Mr Redneck in training.

Put down the physics book and walk away slowly.

 

[buickanddeere]

If you really want to release some energy. Get some 3H hydrogen together and give it a good squeeze . Ka BOOOOOOOOOM.

 

[MossRoad]

It is bad you don't have a picture. My guess would be it had wood pyrolysis generator on the truck bed.

Why would a wood smoke generator have mason jars filled with spooled wire connected in parallel and liquid and tubing going to each jar? It wouldn't. Someone running current through water to generate hydrogen would be applying that current with those wires probably to metal plates submerged in those jars, and using the tubes to collect the hydrogen.

 

[Rock knocker]

If you really want to release some energy. Get some 3H hydrogen together and give it a good squeeze . Ka BOOOOOOOOOM.

Actually no. Deuterium has properties helpful in reactors, but is not radioactive nor used in bombs

 

[Redneck in training]

Not a 100%, probably on the order of 5%.

I am not saying how much energy you will be able to use. I am saying what amount of energy will be released when the process is reversed in example by burning. If you think that it is 5% then where the remaining 95% goes.

 

[Redneck in training]

Why would a wood smoke generator have mason jars filled with spooled wire connected in parallel and liquid and tubing going to each jar? It wouldn't. Someone running current through water to generate hydrogen would be applying that current with those wires probably to metal plates submerged in those jars, and using the tubes to collect the hydrogen.

The pyrolysis gas is dirty and "wet". The jars capture condensate that can be vaporized and burned in the engine. Google "Wood pyrolysis generator" or "wood gasification".

https://www.google.com/search?q=woo...c%2FBoyt%2Fpyrolysis%2Fpyrolysis.html;600;400

 

[Redneck in training]

I think your numbers are way off

http://www.eolss.net/sample-chapters/c08/e3-13-03.pdf

I used to commission steam turbines for living. I don't remember single one with inlet steam temperature higher than 550C/1020F due to issues with Hydrogen. Hydrogen can build up even in domestic water heater.

 

[Egon]

If you really want to release some energy. Get some 3H hydrogen together and give it a good squeeze . Ka BOOOOOOOOOM.

Don't know about the "boom" but it'll surely get some undesirable attention.

 

[buickanddeere]

Actually no. Deuterium has properties helpful in reactors, but is not radioactive nor used in bombs

Deuterium is good with one neutron but tritium with two neutrons can make really things happen.