Where do you get the hydrogen for this process? Oh we just use high pressure high temperature steam to reform it from methane. Er? Why not just use the methane? How dare you question our green energy!
@mattweger4373 ай бұрын
Hawt
@fmdj5 ай бұрын
Sorry but you make it sound as if you had a solution to CO2 emissions... your methanol production thing might have great efficiency, but if you don't run it on green energy it is not helping the situation much...
@trs4u7 ай бұрын
Did Dr Urakawa get to scale up as he wished?
@danielheckel275527 күн бұрын
No
@kenrowe1678 ай бұрын
But what is the point of this process? Firstly, you need liquid co2 (produced by an industrial, energy-consuming process). Then you need (hopefully green) hydrogen, produced by electrolysis - which, with present technology, is an inefficent and non-cost-effective process. And then there is the energy consumed by your own process. All to produce methanol to burn and release co2. Why not just burn the hydrogen? The only exhaust products are heat and water!
@trs4u7 ай бұрын
The most important reason is the most mundane one - we don't have "hydrogen burners". Everything works on carbon chemistry, and even if we (for example) banned carbon (I think this is a ridiculous idea) chemistry - all those things will continue to exist and people will want to use them for *decades*. Changing everything is an affront to reason and people's pockets. If we changed just how we supply carbon chemistry, it's only an affront to people's pockets, and a slowly-building one at that. Sliding over slowly gains us at-scale hydrogen production and carbon capture. If people start buying hydrogen burners, the supply will be there ready for them.
@troygrover64418 ай бұрын
This is a great approach. Where are they at with it?
@adarshartist.indian8 ай бұрын
Anybody from India.
@saatee1009 ай бұрын
What is the cost of compression 😂
@AnonYmous-spyonmepls9 ай бұрын
The energy you get from making co2 sounds about right lmao
@theinquisition79 ай бұрын
I have no idea why I was brought to this video but it was interesting
@1992Mattboi9 ай бұрын
Is this software still available for download? The website is no longer accessible :(
@danear210 ай бұрын
Very impressive! Can you please recommend where to buy a mini compressor as you have?
@MasterIvo Жыл бұрын
so, plants use co2 and produce O2, more co2, warmer climate, more plants, which balance the co2 out by producing O2.
@zzz5824 Жыл бұрын
You didn’t discover this I learned this in school.. Make cow farts from co2 and hydrogen. You build a very good engine, be more direct explaining what you have done, this is a generator people can buy from you, instal in their homes, easy methanol. Hydrogen prices then. Everyone has solar, wind or government installs large offshore ones for us to use, cheaper hydrogen. Once it’s cheap. We can use charcoal making machines, collect co2 first stage, After charcoal burnt there is more co2 Both heats water fast , and heats air fast, a simple water and air radiator system for peoples houses Also humidifies peoples houses automatically or dehumidifies I recommend wake up, go outside, set house to dehumidify until air is 0% , then add fresh moisture. Do this often Once 0% floor and ceiling vents air out house 5kw for a few minutes And then moisture level is corrected to 50%
@zzz5824 Жыл бұрын
Hello can you set this up with me?
@esquire9445 Жыл бұрын
5800psi is no joke… not exactly going to the home market with this one.
@SirPoopallot Жыл бұрын
taking low energy reactants to make high energy products... 😉
@geetugupta7244 Жыл бұрын
Just luks like a boring lecture where's the fun experiment?
@melvinbosso3781 Жыл бұрын
man is a fuckin genuis
@milkmonopoly Жыл бұрын
language please
@christiansk1523 Жыл бұрын
this guys cool af
@chambo5554 Жыл бұрын
Stanley Meyers used magnets and leds to destabilize atoms in water. Then combines frequency at low amperage high volts to fracture and separate oxygen from hydrogen in water.
@laansoufyan5913 Жыл бұрын
Hello I am looking forward to buy a hydrogen carbon dioxide to methane converter
@chemophile142 жыл бұрын
Comprehensive talk
@ktmfour10072 жыл бұрын
Run that in nyc
@ahmedace49112 жыл бұрын
Where are the texts ?? I hope they are available in pdf
@lawalumar25022 жыл бұрын
Herbs 🌿 from Dr Ajhe on KZread has don it better for me .I’m free from kidney disease
@asifyasin4412 жыл бұрын
Someone please answer the home work questions
@melomaniacsubha72852 жыл бұрын
🙏❤️
@HHOGAS2 жыл бұрын
I have a pipe machine that I could try this on that uses any electrolyte. The machine is a wet cell similar to what you are displaying here.
@HHOGAS2 жыл бұрын
Why is the top portion of the jar being blocked so that individuals like me cannot see the entire setup?
@davidomoefeidisi81412 жыл бұрын
Thank you very much for the work shop. It is quite educating and helpful.
@kabijoshi59492 жыл бұрын
Are you working for government? If so, please let me know.
@nahidhasan87862 жыл бұрын
Sir can you say which software is used for catalytic simulation
@grancapoEstiqaatsi2 жыл бұрын
well, the process is interesting, but I hardly see it as a viable way to convert CO2 from fossil fuels combustion into a useful product. here CO2 is pure and already compressed and liquefied. in real world conditions CO2 is a lot, diluted and at ambient pressure. CO2 capture (by means of amine absorption for example) and compression is very energy-intesive.
@surendersingal91222 жыл бұрын
Thank you, awesome explanation J surender singal
@Resologist2 жыл бұрын
Like far too many research efforts, converting carbon dioxide into a fuel that will be oxidized again, (a net-zero fuel), requires an energy input. Catalysts, high pressures, very low temperatures, and hydrogen gas generation would undoubtedly require an industrial plant; but, what is your alternative energy source? Nuclear, solar, wind, hydro dams, geothermal...? The reason that fossil fuels are used is their abundance and cheap production; thus, your process needs to be more economical than drilling an oil or gas well, or mining coal. If your methanol costs more than fossil fuels, it's not a worthwhile technology.
@prasantamedhi2 жыл бұрын
keep up the good work sir.. 🤗
@asithajayawardhana58162 жыл бұрын
but you can try po4 and n2 and k with photo synthesis reaction seperately one by one or mixed with water diluted in them . using bad chemicheals might harm the by products n products. eg. u can dilute n2 with water n do the photosynthesis first n let them react with the byproduct of your artificial photosynthesis. n the list goes on ..
@crafter2u2 жыл бұрын
another HHO with magnets kzread.info/dash/bejne/fGaC3NiHh83TmZs.html&ab_channel=DennisPeacock
@simonslocombe59423 жыл бұрын
catalysts membranes and graphite coated fine 1000 nanometer copper wire using fast switching potential divider circuits c02 removal UK... York University... turn c02 into a thick white paste with very little power consumed... amazing... excellent video.
@hamburgersinparadise3 жыл бұрын
What is the purpose of electromagnetic water splitting? Just curious 🤔
@Alwaysbusy3003 жыл бұрын
The purpose of experiments it's to improve theory in the field, eletrolizes can be more efficient to separate hho from water splitting, then more hidrogen fuel can be produced effectively with eletrolizes, that say learn more to make difference in humanity future,
@hamburgersinparadise3 жыл бұрын
@@Alwaysbusy300 Will you give an example of its use in real world applications? Something in layman's terms please.
@Alwaysbusy3003 жыл бұрын
@@hamburgersinparadise the science of how manipulate nature. To create how the earth transform all matter. If you have that power its much more easy to create energy in artificial ways then not need to destroy nature to create the energy need .such example its a engine that can be run by this energy and not need for fossil fuel electricity and health. Nature does that naturally like. The earth spinning. Lithining. Raining coold heat evaporate matter. All energy that its create and nothing its distroided. To make natures way.
@hamburgersinparadise3 жыл бұрын
@@Alwaysbusy300 perfect I truly understand. Thank you for taking the time to reiterate.
@Alwaysbusy3003 жыл бұрын
@@hamburgersinparadise en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Robert_Grove Here it's link of someone in the past that find more about the idea, and also just check a inters leiden jar capacitor , hope this give u a into study the fueld en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuel_cell
@ahmedaqeel8393 жыл бұрын
Hope against hope, keep up the good job
@alastairwong76653 жыл бұрын
working towards greening the future YES YES this is it
@GBOtech-ukraine3 жыл бұрын
We are preparing a test program for automotive dme-lpg blend applications... this technology looks very promising
@rustyshackleford74703 жыл бұрын
As this goes on and on does it put off more heat?
@mehomesetovic70273 жыл бұрын
Probably not, because it would'nt go on at the same speed in both ways
@virginiasurrett55763 жыл бұрын
Thank you Asian family .we are blood and I'm proud to be super sonic flow for all.where can I find som kryptonite
@madansharma27003 жыл бұрын
Hate to have to say it, but it sounds too dumbed down.
@alienfauxpasjaded75853 жыл бұрын
Why not a CO2/H2 fuel cell? CO2 as oxidant, H2 as reductant?
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Thank You!
Proud to be working in the same lab as his🎉
Where do you get the hydrogen for this process? Oh we just use high pressure high temperature steam to reform it from methane. Er? Why not just use the methane? How dare you question our green energy!
Hawt
Sorry but you make it sound as if you had a solution to CO2 emissions... your methanol production thing might have great efficiency, but if you don't run it on green energy it is not helping the situation much...
Did Dr Urakawa get to scale up as he wished?
No
But what is the point of this process? Firstly, you need liquid co2 (produced by an industrial, energy-consuming process). Then you need (hopefully green) hydrogen, produced by electrolysis - which, with present technology, is an inefficent and non-cost-effective process. And then there is the energy consumed by your own process. All to produce methanol to burn and release co2. Why not just burn the hydrogen? The only exhaust products are heat and water!
The most important reason is the most mundane one - we don't have "hydrogen burners". Everything works on carbon chemistry, and even if we (for example) banned carbon (I think this is a ridiculous idea) chemistry - all those things will continue to exist and people will want to use them for *decades*. Changing everything is an affront to reason and people's pockets. If we changed just how we supply carbon chemistry, it's only an affront to people's pockets, and a slowly-building one at that. Sliding over slowly gains us at-scale hydrogen production and carbon capture. If people start buying hydrogen burners, the supply will be there ready for them.
This is a great approach. Where are they at with it?
Anybody from India.
What is the cost of compression 😂
The energy you get from making co2 sounds about right lmao
I have no idea why I was brought to this video but it was interesting
Is this software still available for download? The website is no longer accessible :(
Very impressive! Can you please recommend where to buy a mini compressor as you have?
so, plants use co2 and produce O2, more co2, warmer climate, more plants, which balance the co2 out by producing O2.
You didn’t discover this I learned this in school.. Make cow farts from co2 and hydrogen. You build a very good engine, be more direct explaining what you have done, this is a generator people can buy from you, instal in their homes, easy methanol. Hydrogen prices then. Everyone has solar, wind or government installs large offshore ones for us to use, cheaper hydrogen. Once it’s cheap. We can use charcoal making machines, collect co2 first stage, After charcoal burnt there is more co2 Both heats water fast , and heats air fast, a simple water and air radiator system for peoples houses Also humidifies peoples houses automatically or dehumidifies I recommend wake up, go outside, set house to dehumidify until air is 0% , then add fresh moisture. Do this often Once 0% floor and ceiling vents air out house 5kw for a few minutes And then moisture level is corrected to 50%
Hello can you set this up with me?
5800psi is no joke… not exactly going to the home market with this one.
taking low energy reactants to make high energy products... 😉
Just luks like a boring lecture where's the fun experiment?
man is a fuckin genuis
language please
this guys cool af
Stanley Meyers used magnets and leds to destabilize atoms in water. Then combines frequency at low amperage high volts to fracture and separate oxygen from hydrogen in water.
Hello I am looking forward to buy a hydrogen carbon dioxide to methane converter
Comprehensive talk
Run that in nyc
Where are the texts ?? I hope they are available in pdf
Herbs 🌿 from Dr Ajhe on KZread has don it better for me .I’m free from kidney disease
Someone please answer the home work questions
🙏❤️
I have a pipe machine that I could try this on that uses any electrolyte. The machine is a wet cell similar to what you are displaying here.
Why is the top portion of the jar being blocked so that individuals like me cannot see the entire setup?
Thank you very much for the work shop. It is quite educating and helpful.
Are you working for government? If so, please let me know.
Sir can you say which software is used for catalytic simulation
well, the process is interesting, but I hardly see it as a viable way to convert CO2 from fossil fuels combustion into a useful product. here CO2 is pure and already compressed and liquefied. in real world conditions CO2 is a lot, diluted and at ambient pressure. CO2 capture (by means of amine absorption for example) and compression is very energy-intesive.
Thank you, awesome explanation J surender singal
Like far too many research efforts, converting carbon dioxide into a fuel that will be oxidized again, (a net-zero fuel), requires an energy input. Catalysts, high pressures, very low temperatures, and hydrogen gas generation would undoubtedly require an industrial plant; but, what is your alternative energy source? Nuclear, solar, wind, hydro dams, geothermal...? The reason that fossil fuels are used is their abundance and cheap production; thus, your process needs to be more economical than drilling an oil or gas well, or mining coal. If your methanol costs more than fossil fuels, it's not a worthwhile technology.
keep up the good work sir.. 🤗
but you can try po4 and n2 and k with photo synthesis reaction seperately one by one or mixed with water diluted in them . using bad chemicheals might harm the by products n products. eg. u can dilute n2 with water n do the photosynthesis first n let them react with the byproduct of your artificial photosynthesis. n the list goes on ..
another HHO with magnets kzread.info/dash/bejne/fGaC3NiHh83TmZs.html&ab_channel=DennisPeacock
catalysts membranes and graphite coated fine 1000 nanometer copper wire using fast switching potential divider circuits c02 removal UK... York University... turn c02 into a thick white paste with very little power consumed... amazing... excellent video.
What is the purpose of electromagnetic water splitting? Just curious 🤔
The purpose of experiments it's to improve theory in the field, eletrolizes can be more efficient to separate hho from water splitting, then more hidrogen fuel can be produced effectively with eletrolizes, that say learn more to make difference in humanity future,
@@Alwaysbusy300 Will you give an example of its use in real world applications? Something in layman's terms please.
@@hamburgersinparadise the science of how manipulate nature. To create how the earth transform all matter. If you have that power its much more easy to create energy in artificial ways then not need to destroy nature to create the energy need .such example its a engine that can be run by this energy and not need for fossil fuel electricity and health. Nature does that naturally like. The earth spinning. Lithining. Raining coold heat evaporate matter. All energy that its create and nothing its distroided. To make natures way.
@@Alwaysbusy300 perfect I truly understand. Thank you for taking the time to reiterate.
@@hamburgersinparadise en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Robert_Grove Here it's link of someone in the past that find more about the idea, and also just check a inters leiden jar capacitor , hope this give u a into study the fueld en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuel_cell
Hope against hope, keep up the good job
working towards greening the future YES YES this is it
We are preparing a test program for automotive dme-lpg blend applications... this technology looks very promising
As this goes on and on does it put off more heat?
Probably not, because it would'nt go on at the same speed in both ways
Thank you Asian family .we are blood and I'm proud to be super sonic flow for all.where can I find som kryptonite
Hate to have to say it, but it sounds too dumbed down.
Why not a CO2/H2 fuel cell? CO2 as oxidant, H2 as reductant?
Co2 needs high temperature
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