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My immediate thought is, why not store it as peroxide? It takes more energy to make too, but at least it's liquid rocket fuel instead of gaseous rocket fuel.
by moffkalast 2y ago
My immediate thought is, why not store it as peroxide? It takes more energy to make too, but at least it's liquid rocket fuel instead of gaseous rocket fuel.
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- DrNosferatu 2y agoI hear peroxide conversion efficiency can be as low as 30%, and concentrated peroxide is quite dangerous.
- moffkalast 2y ago> Efficiency Admittedly, the current, non-optimized, technical trial-level efficiency of the here-built system was very low, with an overall storage efficiency of 11.4%, So far their is even lower, though they claim a theoretical max of 79%. Storing large amounts of energy that's ready to be used is rarely not dangerous in any case. Except maybe potential energy of a tank of water on a mountain.