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Lloyd Sumpter wrote:
Having worked in a 1000 MW generating station, I can safely say this is doggie-donuts. I wouldn't have hydrogen (or any explosive gas) within 100ft of a high-power generator! Hydrogen cooling is pretty common. He isn't, however, thinking about just where that heat in a tire is supposed to go. It's not like there is a heat exchanger to remove the heat from the gas that was heated by the rubber surrounding that gas to begin with. Rick |
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