craig hastie

Hi all I have been working with the university of Birmingham, on there barge, running water quality instrumentation to test water quality in the canal (using a small fuel cell it has been possible to increase usage by 400%) and is practical for our purposes. However at the moment it is not a practical solution to my mind, they are however at Birmingham working on all aspects of the problem, Sustainable Hydrogen Production - from biological waste through the use of microbes, Safe and Efficient Hydrogen Storage - using metals to adsorb the hydrogen to its surface so that it can be stored at between 6 and 10 bar. Hydrogen Utilisation - implementation of fuel calls and adaption of technologies and Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Economy - with the obvious necessity to provide a distribution network here is a link to a pdf that explains there work if anyone is interested http://www.fuelcells.bham.ac.uk/documents/..._Birmingham.pdf oh and we've just purchased an Efoy 600 methanol fuel cell to test at the moment for field kit monitoring projects so I’ll let u know how that goes if anyone is interested Craig