hydrogen storage tank

hydrogen storage tank i create a vacume in the hydrogen generator with a explosion proof accumulator pump used in the automotive paint ind.to evacuate and seperate the hydrogen from the oxygen and pump the hydrogen into a propane tank and oxygen into the torch tank , but first i had to oil the propane tank on the inside so as to minimize contact with the steel wich the tank is made of

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[colluvium1]

This video demonstrated nothing. I congatulate you on maybe doing something, but please remove this waste of 81,000 people's time from the internet.



[myrcjunkyard]

@colluvium1 you know you don't have to watch it.. i know i did not watch yours !!

[gakio12]

How does this have so many views? It's just a propane tank that is possibly filled with hydrogen.

[myrcjunkyard]

@gakio12 this video is 3 years old

[stickmanpwner64]

Shoot it!

[myrcjunkyard]

@stickmanpwner64 no use it !!!!!!!!!! to heat your home and run your car

[Robots4Sale]

why didnt u show how to store it!????????

[cenedywong]

Good, I like that you share this video, I wish success always hydrogen storage tank i create a vacume in the hydrogen generator with a explosion proof accumulator pump used in the automotive paint ind.

[melisantika]

Nice Video That You Share , So Very Nice Thanks You hydrogen storage tank i create a vacume in the hydrogen generator with a explosion proof accumulator pump used

[Onepissite]

I Really Like The Video From Your but first i had to oil the propane tank on the inside so as to minimize contact with the steel wich the tank is made of

[pemburuiklan]

Your Video Is Very Useful Sharing hydrogen storage tank

[WayneDavisRocks]

I'm not sure that hydrogen will store in a metal tank for very long concidering it will absorb and expel right through steel

[lynel1985]

@powerzap69 im not going to argue if you have tried it its just soemthing i read and didnt feel safe compressing it. 2BAR and 2500PSI is hugely different, so i dare say 2bar is awfully wrong if you've gotten to 2500psi.