Semi-Compressable/storable---?
I heard about a guy in Idaho, I think, who was storing hydrogen in
used B52 inner tubes. Imagine a flag pole with a dozen or so of these
huge inner tubes thrown over it like donuts. All connected in
parallel, I think. This guy was using excess wind electricity to make
the hydrogen by electrolysis in, I guess, a home made H-tube. Not
Brown's Gas. The hydrogen inflated the inner tubes, but I don't think
there was any more pressure than that needed to make the inner tubes
come to shape. When the hydrogen was needed, they piled bricks on top
of the stack to produce the needed pressure. He said he only stored
enough of the oxygen for occassional use in welding.
An interesting guy. People flamed him for not using modern enough
methods and for safety issues, so he purposely disappeared from the scene.
Pete Stanaitisi
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