There are several growing needs for hydrogen: in the near-term for the upgrading of heavy petroleum, as a chemical feedstock, and for the production of fertilizer; in the mid-term for the production of synthetic fuels for transportation; and in the long-term as a transportation fuel through the use of fuel cells.



High-temperature electrolytic water-splitting supported by nuclear process heat and electricity has the potential to produce hydrogen with an overall system efficiency of 45 to 50 %, while avoiding the challenging corrosive con ....etc

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HYDROGEN ENERGY SYSTEM
WHY HYDROGEN ?
 Potentially an inexhaustible supply of energy
 Can be produced from several primary energy sources
 Reduced dependence on petroleum imports if produced from coal or renewables
 Potential environmental benefits
 High energy conversion efficiency by use of H2 in Fuel Cells(UPTO 90%) in place of I.C. engines (30-35%)
 Efficiency is high.Because no fuel is burned to make energy, fuel cells are fundamentally more effi ....etc

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Using an experimental system that mimics stone fragmentation in the renal pelvis, the role of stress waves and cavitation in stone comminution in shock-wave lithotripsy (SWL) is noted. Spherical plaster-of-Paris stone phantoms (10mm Dia) were exposed to 25, 50, 100, 300 and 500 shocks at the beam focus of a Dornier HM-3 lithotripter. The stone phantoms were immersed either in degassed water or in castor oil to delineate the contribution of stress waves and cavitation to stone comminution. It ....etc

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Solar Hydrogen Energy Corporation has demonstrated that solar energy can be concentrated to over 1500°F and used to produce Hydrogen.
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Solar Hydrogen Energy Corporation (SHEC Labs) reported on July 6th that they have demonstrated the production of Hydrogen from water using their proprietary Solar Thermal Chemical Process. The Hydrogen production was accomplished at the APS (Arizona Public Service) Solar Test and Research Facility in Tempe, Arizona on J ....etc

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In the future, predominantly solar or wind power systems will likely require energy storage for days to approximately a week, with or without connections to the 2 electric grid. If so, conversion of electricity to chemical energy is potentially attractive, since chemicals are inexpensive to store and turnaround efficiency is less critical for storage periods of a week or more. The most attractive chemical for this process is likely to be hydrogen (H2) generated locally by electrolysis of water using intermittent excess solar or wind power. Late ....etc

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