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it sounds like they're using it for generating electricity, so power/torque problems go away (I would think)
by coding123 4y ago
it sounds like they're using it for generating electricity, so power/torque problems go away (I would think)
- skhameneh 4y agoYes, with mention of needing a storage system for trucks. > "At mining sites, where hydrogen is piped in, we can convert the existing diesel engines that are used to generate power," says Prof. Kook. > "In terms of applications where the hydrogen fuel would need to be stored and moved around, for example in a truck engine that currently runs purely on diesel, then we would also need to implement a hydrogen storage system to be integrated into our injection system.
- TEP_Kim_Il_Sung 4y agoHydrogen gas turbines have you covered with torque.