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Norway island stores wind power for still days
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Re: Norway island stores wind power for still days
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by Tritium on Wed May 14th, 2008 at 02:54:37 PM MST
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I would certainly NEVER store the 2 gases in a common area (one container) as they are a perfect mix to burn (explode). Pure hydrogen can be stored safely at low pressures (3 to 10" of water pressure) which is what most appliances that burn gas need anyway after the regulator. I would rather turn the O2 loose into the atmosphere to offset CO2 produced by other processes on my ranch. I worked with the stuff in the semiconductor industry and it simply requires knowledge of the characteristics of the gas, common sense and basic gas safety practices to avoid an accident.
Thurmond
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