• Mirror Polished Fuel Surge Tank for 1L/2L/2.5L/4L/5L System 1
Mirror Polished Fuel Surge Tank for 1L/2L/2.5L/4L/5L

Mirror Polished Fuel Surge Tank for 1L/2L/2.5L/4L/5L

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a.Material: aluminum

b.With hose fittings and oil line

c.1L/2L/2.5L/4L/5L for your choice

 

Customized design available

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Packaging Details:negotiated exporting packings

Delivery Detail:30-35days

Q:Fuel cell have already use in modern car .but i don't know how measure the voltage of it.i know that it have a lot of energy that free it to cell.
I think the voltage is a characteristic of the materials used in the fuel cell. I think you want to measure the POWER.
Q:I need to know what kind of engineer would help to make the hydrogen fuel cell more economical
why would he be on the cell?
Q:Fuel cell applications
Through the miniaturization of technology to fuel cells used in general consumer electronics products is also one of the application development direction, in the technological progress, the future of small fuel cells will be able to replace the existing lithium battery or nickel-metal hydride batteries Value products, as power for portable electronic products such as laptops, radio telephones, video recorders, cameras and the like. For nearly two decades, fuel cells have experienced several stages of development, including alkaline, phosphoric acid, molten carbonates and solid oxides. Fuel cell research and applications are developing at an extremely fast pace.
Q:The Principle and Significance of Fuel Cell
It is precisely because of these outstanding advantages, fuel cell technology research and development much attention of governments and large companies, is considered the 21st century preferred clean and efficient power generation technology.
Q:How do fuel cells generate power?
They generate power by passing hydrogen atoms/molecules through a certain membrane, in which the electrons are separated from the nucleus. The electrons for the electricity as they flow, and come back to the other side of the membrane which acts as a 'ground' in terms of electrical circuits. The hydrogen atoms then bond with oxygen which is supplied to form H2O, or water.
Q:Ford - 351 Cleavland in 70 Mach 1 Mustang. Racing Fuel Cell in the trunk of the car. Fuel lines are insulated in the tight engine compartment. On hot days only, for some reason, the fuel pressure drops to the carb (guage shows down to .5 psi) - car wants to stall out. We've changed out the fuel pump twice and re-ran the fuel lines. Problem still exists please help. Any ideas are welcome.
you may attempt rerouting the gasoline lines remote from the block and exhaust manifold. perhaps positioned some protective fabric around the lines to assist disappate warmth or get better air circulating interior the engine compartment. you ought to also attempt a cooler thermostat that could help with the warm temperature and not in any respect mess with your emissions too a lot.
Q:Are Fuel Cell Vehicles the future, or what do you suggest?
H2 is eco friendly.major problem is being lightest element we can't store H2.so we have to think fuel cell research
Q:hey for my highschool econ class we gota track a stock and provide an essay on why we chose that and why we felt it was a good stock to have, can any1 tell me if it would be profitable to invest in a company that makes fuel cells and sells them to auto makers such as ford and honda? if so why, if not why not. also is it a blue chip or quick chance at a lot of money? thank you :)by the way its hydrogen fuel cells
Definitely not a blue chip. The problem is that there aren't really any fuel cell cars out there. There are no hydrogen filling stations. There is no infrastructure in place to support fuel cell cars, so the automakers aren't buying any fuel cells in any kind of volume. Maybe enough for a concept car or two, but it's just not a viable earner yet. I think your top player in the field is probably Hydrogenics (HYGS), and they lost 130 million dollars last year.
Q:I'm doing a project and I'm stuck on a question:Explanation of how the engine diverts the Heat flow to perform work.the engine i choose is a Fuel cell. I need a General Fuel Cell explanation not a certain one like a Hydrogen Fuel Cell. Thankz~
Hello A fuel cell works by catalysis, separating the component electrons and protons of the reactant fuel, and forcing the electrons to travel though a circuit, hence converting them to electrical power.
Q:I have a project for my chem 2 class and I'm having trouble finding info on the alternative fuel source, the hydrogen fuel cell. Any info (websites, info, etc.) will be helpful.
Pros: Very clean. Fuel cells produce electricity for just about anything, and the only waste is water vapor and a tiny bit of heat. Abundant fuel sources. The hydrogen needed can be sourced in lots of places. At the moment most of it comes as a byproduct of the fossil fuel processing, but it's very possible to source the hydrogen from water. Scaleable. Fuel cells can be used in very small things like mobile phones, through to industrial sized generators for factories and/or whole towns. Baseload power. Fuel cells are perfect companions for renewable energy like solar and/or wind, because the renewables can be producing hydrogen from water while they have a surplus of power, and when the sun goes down and the wind stops, the fuel cell can take over, for totally continuous and clean energy. Powerful and light. They can be powerful enough and light enough to be used in a car, which means we can get off our oil addiction. Cons: Costly. Being such a new technology means they are still very expensive, and more needs to happen in their commercial development before costs can come down. Hydrogen needs to be made. We can't just get hydrogen from the ground like oil, gas, or coal. We need to use energy to make the hydrogen. Because of this hydrogen is NOT an energy source, but an energy store. Storage. Hydrogen is very hard to store. It's not a compact liquid unless kept VERY cold, which wastes energy and reduces its effectiveness. Competition. The newest Lithium-oin batteries are starting to leave hydrogen/fuel cells behind as an energy store. They're cheaper, easier to store, and the car industry is already using them far more. Explosive. Well, not any more than gasoline, but the perception is that hydrogen is dangerous, which will hurt it's uptake.
To impact our industry, our society and our planet with our greatest effort to develop green technology, PEARL commits efforts to being a low-cost solution expert in the hydrogen energy industry. PEARL hopes to cooperate with men of insight to promote the development of hydrogen energy economy and to bring you a zero-emission environment and a bright future.

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Year Established 2006
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Main Markets North America; Southeast Asia; Western Europe
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