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If it can be made small enough for use in mobile devices, I wonder whether the need for air/oxygen might require compromising on water-tightness. Would an oxyge
by Xamayon 2y ago
If it can be made small enough for use in mobile devices, I wonder whether the need for air/oxygen might require compromising on water-tightness. Would an oxygen permeable waterproof membrane allow enough through for operation? It would be interesting if instead of just for cooling, future high powered devices might also need a fan to feed the battery!
- sroussey 2y agoSo probably not for water tight devices, but perhaps for laptops.
- fuzzfactor 2y agoIf this comes through it may boost performance to have a turbocharger for better forced air intake. Or with a tank of pure oxygen, have the EV act like it was gasoline engine on nitrous oxide. Somebody should calculate a ballpark figure for the number of grams or kilos of oxygen that would be needed per mile for an average vehicle.
- cyberax 2y ago> If this comes through it may boost performance to have a turbocharger for better forced air intake. No it won't. At most, the battery might need a small fan. Turbochargers are needed for regular cars because internal combustion engines just suck.
- actionfromafar 2y agoThey suck air just fine even without the turbocharger.
- aitchnyu 2y agoTransmission makers (ZK), turbocharger makers, who else are going to survive EV migration?