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Re: Does Juliar use free renewable sunlight energy ?
Reply #30 - Jul 6^th, 2017 at 1:09am

LostNail,

calm down as SA is using hydrogen powered buses as they are much more convenient as can be quickly refueled like LPG.

They can make the hydrogen using the otherwise useless windymills by electrolysis.

The long recharge time is the killer for electric vehicles and, for a bus, it would take hours and hours and then the range would not be too good for such a large vehicle especially if Adelaide is hilly.

And the other killer for electric vehicles is the life of the very expensive battery and, if it is lithium, it is always a fire risk as lithium burns like crazy.

That's why lithium batteries are being banned on house walls because of the fire risk.

So hydrogen is rather attractive and is being introduced in California I seem to recall. Japan and Germany are already making hydrogen powered vehicles.

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Re: Does Juliar use free renewable sunlight energy ?
Reply #31 - Jul 6^th, 2017 at 11:12am

juliar wrote on Jul 6^th, 2017 at 1:09am:

LostNail,

calm down as SA is using hydrogen powered buses as they are much more convenient as can be quickly refueled like LPG.

They can make the hydrogen using the otherwise useless windymills by electrolysis.

The long recharge time is the killer for electric vehicles and, for a bus, it would take hours and hours and then the range would not be too good for such a large vehicle especially if Adelaide is hilly.

And the other killer for electric vehicles is the life of the very expensive battery and, if it is lithium, it is always a fire risk as lithium burns like crazy.

That's why lithium batteries are being banned on house walls because of the fire risk.

So hydrogen is rather attractive and is being introduced in California I seem to recall. Japan and Germany are already making hydrogen powered vehicles.

And hydrogen is extremely dangerous and hard to contain which is why you need expensive tanks made out of carbon fibre. Because it is a very small molecule it can easily leak and compromise any gas fittings !!

Lithium burns like crazy and yet the batteries are used in nearly every mobile device on the planet but of course it is only dangerous when its used in an EV Cheesy

LOL

And why bother making hydrogen ??

The time it takes to make hydrogen would probably be longer than the time it takes to charge up batteries. Whilst one bus is being charged from rooftop solar PV the other is out on the road doing it's rounds and making money for the owners. It's a no brainer and it's here today and cheap. No hydrogen plants or expensive carbon fiber hydrogen tanks operating under huge pressures Wink

And how do you recapture energy by regeneration when braking ? You need on-board storage for that Wink

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Re: Does Juliar use free renewable sunlight energy ?
Reply #32 - Jul 6^th, 2017 at 11:57am

juliar wrote on Jul 5^th, 2017 at 8:26am:

As we reported last month, the draft from Standards Australia will effectively ban lithium-ion battery storage inside homes and garages after declaring it to be a category 1 fire risk. It will mean any installations will need to be built in a concrete bunker, making it impossible for many homes and costly for others.

What about a concrete container for your mobile phone, laptop PC and cordless drill ? Cheesy

LOL

But isn't it funny how when it comes to cheap arse flammable cladding and cheap arse glass that falls out of buildings on to walk ways the Luddites in Canberra are MIA Cheesy

LOL

And what about mandatory building inspections before any house is sold ? Buyer beware even if the house has been chewed out by termites and is unsafe to live in. The pollies are looking the other way as usual Sad

Never get in the way of a fossil fool energy provider and it's target market !! How pathetic these pollies are !

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Re: Does Juliar use free renewable sunlight energy ?
Reply #33 - Jul 7^th, 2017 at 12:44am

LostNail is sitting in his armchair waving his arms about and getting flustered as he reaches the end of his tether and his treasured erroneous notions collapse into dust as they meet reality.

Reality does tend to crush fantasy. Just ask the long suffering people of Sth Aust as they pour diesel into their generators.

And the paw soal doesn't seem to grasp that hydrogen vehicles create electricity in the hydrogen converter and drive electric motors with a battery storage just like petrol powered hybrids.

Hydrogen is no more dangerous than the many LPG and LNG vehicles already running around.

Our future is hydrogen and Clean Coal. The almost useless windymills can be used to create hydrogen by electrolysis.

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Reply #34 - Jul 7^th, 2017 at 5:17am

Sir lastnail wrote on Jul 6^th, 2017 at 11:57am:

juliar wrote on Jul 5^th, 2017 at 8:26am:

As we reported last month, the draft from Standards Australia will effectively ban lithium-ion battery storage inside homes and garages after declaring it to be a category 1 fire risk. It will mean any installations will need to be built in a concrete bunker, making it impossible for many homes and costly for others.

What about a concrete container for your mobile phone, laptop PC and cordless drill ? Cheesy

LOL

But isn't it funny how when it comes to cheap arse flammable cladding and cheap arse glass that falls out of buildings on to walk ways the Luddites in Canberra are MIA Cheesy

LOL

And what about mandatory building inspections before any house is sold ? Buyer beware even if the house has been chewed out by termites and is unsafe to live in. The pollies are looking the other way as usual Sad

Never get in the way of a fossil fool energy provider and it's target market !! How pathetic these pollies are !

All you buy is cheap arse products from china, so be happy everyone makes sure your house is full of broken sh1t and disappointment, Grin

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Re: Does Juliar use free renewable sunlight energy ?
Reply #35 - Jul 7^th, 2017 at 9:53am

juliar wrote on Jul 7^th, 2017 at 12:44am:

LostNail is sitting in his armchair waving his arms about and getting flustered as he reaches the end of his tether and his treasured erroneous notions collapse into dust as they meet reality.

Reality does tend to crush fantasy. Just ask the long suffering people of Sth Aust as they pour diesel into their generators.

And the paw soal doesn't seem to grasp that hydrogen vehicles create electricity in the hydrogen converter and drive electric motors with a battery storage just like petrol powered hybrids.

Hydrogen is no more dangerous than the many LPG and LNG vehicles already running around.

Our future is hydrogen and Clean Coal. The almost useless windymills can be used to create hydrogen by electrolysis.

Look who is bagging the poster now !!

And what creates the hydrogen ? Cheesy

LOL

And why can't you tell us whether or not you use free renewable sunlight energy and how cost competitive it is to your coal fired powered dingy dim light bulbs ??

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Re: Does Juliar use free renewable sunlight energy ?
Reply #36 - Jul 7^th, 2017 at 9:56am

BigOl64 wrote on Jul 7^th, 2017 at 5:17am:

Sir lastnail wrote on Jul 6^th, 2017 at 11:57am:

juliar wrote on Jul 5^th, 2017 at 8:26am:

As we reported last month, the draft from Standards Australia will effectively ban lithium-ion battery storage inside homes and garages after declaring it to be a category 1 fire risk. It will mean any installations will need to be built in a concrete bunker, making it impossible for many homes and costly for others.

What about a concrete container for your mobile phone, laptop PC and cordless drill ? Cheesy

LOL

But isn't it funny how when it comes to cheap arse flammable cladding and cheap arse glass that falls out of buildings on to walk ways the Luddites in Canberra are MIA Cheesy

LOL

And what about mandatory building inspections before any house is sold ? Buyer beware even if the house has been chewed out by termites and is unsafe to live in. The pollies are looking the other way as usual Sad

Never get in the way of a fossil fool energy provider and it's target market !! How pathetic these pollies are !

All you buy is cheap arse products from china, so be happy everyone makes sure your house is full of broken sh1t and disappointment, Grin

Volvo is owned by the chinese and they will be making electric cars from 2019. What will Holden and Ford be doing by that time ? Cheesy

LOL I rest my case.

Perhaps aussies should stick to making tap washers and Mal and co can cut the ribbon when they open a tap washer factory Cheesy

LOL

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Re: Does Juliar use free renewable sunlight energy ?
Reply #38 - Jul 7^th, 2017 at 11:51am

Sir lastnail wrote on Jul 7^th, 2017 at 9:56am:

BigOl64 wrote on Jul 7^th, 2017 at 5:17am:

Sir lastnail wrote on Jul 6^th, 2017 at 11:57am:

juliar wrote on Jul 5^th, 2017 at 8:26am:

As we reported last month, the draft from Standards Australia will effectively ban lithium-ion battery storage inside homes and garages after declaring it to be a category 1 fire risk. It will mean any installations will need to be built in a concrete bunker, making it impossible for many homes and costly for others.

What about a concrete container for your mobile phone, laptop PC and cordless drill ? Cheesy

LOL

But isn't it funny how when it comes to cheap arse flammable cladding and cheap arse glass that falls out of buildings on to walk ways the Luddites in Canberra are MIA Cheesy

LOL

And what about mandatory building inspections before any house is sold ? Buyer beware even if the house has been chewed out by termites and is unsafe to live in. The pollies are looking the other way as usual Sad

Never get in the way of a fossil fool energy provider and it's target market !! How pathetic these pollies are !

All you buy is cheap arse products from china, so be happy everyone makes sure your house is full of broken sh1t and disappointment, Grin

Volvo is owned by the chinese and they will be making electric cars from 2019. What will Holden and Ford be doing by that time ? Cheesy

LOL I rest my case.

Perhaps aussies should stick to making tap washers and Mal and co can cut the ribbon when they open a tap washer factory Cheesy

LOL

You are fkken certifiable, aren't you?

Very little of what you say makes any sense on any level, what the fkk is wrong with you?

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