Fuel Cells
In this particular article, it talked about Daimler-Chrysler’s newest journey into fuel cell technology. They put to the test a methanol powered alternative fuel vehicle, in this case a Mercedes A-class, or for the experiments sake a NECAR 5. The test was a trip cross country, 3000 plus miles, crossing 13 states in 12 days. Also in the article they explained the specifications of the automobile on the outside, as well as what exactly a methanol fuel cell is and how it makes the car move. There were a couple of things I already had prior knowledge of. What I’ve already known is how the hydrogen is separated from the methanol by the system’s onboard reformer. It is the hydrogen that is the actual “fuel” of the fuel cell, allowing the cell to create electricity, which in turn powers the electric motor that moves the car. What I didn’t know, and to me was extremely interesting was the hydrogen, combine
In conclusion I think that I intend to do nothing differently at all. I will go on buying gas for $1.79 per gallon, and keep on driving 100 plus miles a day, while I burn fuel, and exhaust nasty carbon monoxide gas. You know, just doing my part in the destruction of mother earth! Seriously, unless I can Graduate from Eastern, and become the president of a major auto industry, (by the way my last name is not Ford), I have no power or say-so in the advancement of fuel cell technology. It’s sad, but in all honesty we can just hope for faster and more advanced technology, and an over all better plan for our children and grand-children. s with oxygen, which forms plain water, which is the primary emission from a fuel cell. Talk about your air and pollution conscious ride, this is Green Peace’s wet dream-mobile. As it relates to this class is straightforward, even though we live in a technocratic society, I believe that this research, on behalf of Daimler-Chrysler
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