Is Cummins Hydrogen Engine the Diesel KILLER?
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2023
- The Cummins hydrogen engine has made a bold entry into the automotive industry. Join us to uncover the layers of this intriguing technology, and unveil the forces that shape its emergence and the implications it holds for consumers and the broader market. This insightful discussion offers a panoramic view of the auto industry's transformation, propelling hydrogen engines into the spotlight once again, and equips you with indispensable insights to navigate this evolving landscape.
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Hello, I'm interested in heavy trucks. My father was a truck driver. He took me on tours from time to time when he was able to when school wasn't active but on vacation. Then I was allowed to go along and became so interested in the truck industry that I had to say now that we have gotten the diesel engine clean, the time has come to present the hydrogen engine to the public, be it in the truck industry, agricultural industry, with manufacturers who make tractors or in shipping. Yes, I think the hydrogen engine will replace the diesel engine with the electric motor for cars we need a hydrogen engine that still exists for the heavy machines, that means for trucks and tractors and the locomotives that roll on the rails, it can't be that you can operate these heavy machines with an electric motor and I think that Hydrogen engine will be the future for heavy industry like trucks tractors trains and shipping I am confident like European producers of engines and American producers and Asian producers who make engines the hydrogen engine will help us move forward with a clean energy and a clean World, let's tackle it so that we manage to continue working with this engine. They are doing the right thing. I come from Germany and I watched your UA-cam video. Good luck with continuing to drive and manufacture this combustion-based hydrogen engine. I would equip my own truck with it Yes
I would like to see this replace the diesel engine in the Edison electric truck. The Edison is a very cool set up and has potential. But if you add this engine it would be a huge leap forward. Since the Edison truck is basically using the same set up as trains and most modern tanks. Clean burning engine with the instant power of electric motors.
I built a hydrogen powered vehicle. I made my own hydrogen generator that made possible hydrogen for the same carburetor on the vehicle but capped of its air supply. On the ford "Festiva" three cylinder car had its own fuel supply which was a gallon of water. That generator made hydrogen and also allowed for its air supply. Surprise is only surpassed by the fact it got over three hundred miles to a gallon of water. Once I made a bigger generator, it only took a pint of water to do that same mileage. Also lower exhaust noise and driving power was never compromised at all. I did this in the year of two thousand eight.
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2500 RAM with a H2 Cummins is the only reason I would look at upgrading from my Maverick Hybrid.
No the EPA is the Diesel killer.
And the diesel is a killer of life.
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How about using water engine? an engine feed with only water, and turning water into a hydrogen in a current engine activation and acceleration.
we have a recent video on this as well.
@@TechDriveTVWhere is The video related to The Water Engine?
Already being used in the USA and totally safe and no pollution o
JCB have been doing this for a long time
Unfortunately, I just rebuilt My 20 year old ISB, so I won't be needing a new engine for yet another 500,000 miles.
What does it sound like
can hydrogen have the same longivity as a diesel engine
Only time will tell.. i would be surprised if it could though.
When it comes to the dangers of hydrogen truthfully there really aren't any as when it leaks out it doesn't stick around waiting to be combusted by some accidental spark as it floats away at a rate of 20 meters per second as after all it is a lighter than air gas, something I find disturbing to see those that call themselves smart often over look. Then there are the current hydrogen production breakthroughs like that of the company "Hysata" who's electrolyzers boast an efficiency rating of 95-98%. While this can be further improved upon I will stay on topic and not lead into other new upcoming technologies surrounding hydrogen use in vehicles of all types.
There is so much that isn't known about making use of hydrogen as a fuel source that it truly isn't funny anymore as this ignorance is born from the propaganda put out years ago by those that invest in and sell fossil fuel products, like the IMF and World Banks. Hydrogen is going to be the fuel of the future as the materials needed to make batteries prices are going to start to go up as Africa learns to process it's own natural resources and thus demanding their fare share of the true market value of their god given wealth in the raw materials they have in abundance.
EV's have been a way to push those that invest in and sell fossil fuels off of their thrones as simply put they didn't see this coming when Elon Musk set out to put EV's in the marketplace as they thought collectively that he was going to fail. This opened up the market for hydrogen which they have been holding back since 1968 by my studies as the fuel of the future as they stood to have a lot of their assets stranded if they hydrogen technology was put into the marketplace. Now that Elon Musk has pushed them off of their thrones hydrogen is now free to do what it was meant to do in cleaning up the way us humans live and interact with our environment. Since the world already uses hydrogen to power life as we know it it's only makes since to learn it's secrets, yes? People like me have done exactly that and in the near future things are really going to start to change as a result.
Hydrogen is the fuel of choice of life so it's best we learn from life so that we can live in harmony with it.
Absolutely, you've brought up some fascinating points about the potential of hydrogen as a clean energy source. It's an exciting time with breakthroughs in production efficiency and a growing interest in alternative fuels. It's clear that the energy landscape is evolving, and we appreciate your insights into the possibilities of hydrogen. Here's to a more sustainable future! 🌿💧
I think a tank holding roughly 10,000 psi would be a significant danger.
You can leave a petrol or diesel car for months or years and the fuel will remain viable. Hydrogen vanishes after a short time. Use it or lose it. You cannot park a hydrogen car in an enclosed space for fear of explosion or fire. This is not the solution until the storage problem is sorted.
pound foot?
Unless Cummins also provides hydrogen fueling stations in the same way that Tesla provided a charging network then no.
It'll never work.
Toyota left it to others to provide a hydrogen fueling network and hydrogen fuel cell cars have failed.
Hydrogen goes straight up and burns 4 times faster then gas
Is Cummins Hydrogen Engine the Diesel KILLER? NO