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| Hydrogen Power; BMW's Liquid Solution | |
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| Topic Started: Sep 14 2008, 06:18 PM (138 Views) | |
| fingercrackg | Sep 14 2008, 06:18 PM Post #1 |
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A hydrogen-powered engine, in addition to being up to 10 percent more efficient than its petrol-powered counterpart,produces zero harmful emissions.When BMW decided to take the liquid hydrogen route for its Hydrogen 7 luxury car its biggest challenge was to how to develop a tank to safely store the fuel:hydrogen liquefies at -253 Celcius.And then the BMW engineers had to come up with a system to safely convert the liquid back to the gaseous state required for combustion. Here's a first: a liquid hydrogen-fueled V12 engine that can output 230+ hp. This bi-fuel engine - set to go on display at NHA (National Hydrogen Association) 2006 - will be placed in a limited run 7-series model and is capable of burning gasoline or liquid hydrogen.  perhaps the beginning of evo?.. |
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