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Substantially more than 5kg of hydrogen went up in flames with the Hindenburg, but I don’t think anything was wiped off the map there. Do you have any reference
by jonsen 6y ago
Substantially more than 5kg of hydrogen went up in flames with the Hindenburg, but I don’t think anything was wiped off the map there.
Do you have any reference to the actual danger of stored hydrogen?
- walrus01 6y agoIt's the tank pressures that make stored hydrogen almost indistinguishable from a bomb. 350 to 700 bar is not uncommon. For comparison 7 bar is about the same as 100 psi for Americans.