Catalytic Carbon Data Collection Center By Pat Gaddy, PE and Howard Phillips; Phillips Company...

Catalytic Carbon

Data Collection Center

By Pat Gaddy, PEand Howard Phillips; Phillips Company

Presented at HHOgamesNovember 11, 2011

Presented again, by request, on November 12, 2011

Catalytic Carbon Data Collection Center

More about this later…

But, first, what is Catalytic Carbon?

CC -- Simple, easy, cheap

Hydrogen at 1 LPM

to 20 LPM

Simple, easy, cheap

From any chemistry book:

Aluminum and water

Al + H2O = Al(OH)3 + H2

Aluminum hydroxide and hydrogen

From any chemistry book: Automatic separation of hydrogen

and liquid

Al + H2O = Al(OH)3 + H2

Stays in liquid

Hydrogen bubbles

So…. What’s new?

Catalytic CarbonMakes “high LPM” possible

No electricityNo electrolyte No corrosion

Aluminum + Water + CC = Hydrogen

Al + H2O = Al(OH)3 + H2

Problem: Low reaction rate.Not much hydrogen output.

Al + H2O + CC = CC + Al(OH) 3 + H2

Solution: High reaction rate – lots of hydrogen.No electrical input, no electrolyte, no corrosion.

Car test, with hydrogen produced using CC

32% increase in gas mileage; first test run.

Full report online at

www.PhillipsCompany.4T.com/CT.pdf

Applications NOW

High LPM makes possible new things:

1. Fuel for electrical generators

2. Fuel for heating

3. HOD fuel for cars & trucks

Hydrogen Concept Cars all use hydrogen tanks

Jay Leno in the BMW Hydrogen-7 car. Runs on gasoline and/or hydrogen

The combined cruising range for the BMW Hydrogen 7 is around 425 miles with the gasoline tank (16.3 gal) contributing 300 miles

and the hydrogen tank (17.6 lb) contributing 125 miles. Ref: http://www.hydrogencarsnow.com/bmw-hydrogen7.htm

HOD advantages:

1. No tank (Lower cost; better safety)

2. much more driving range.

HOD cars can be on the road now. No fueling stations

needed.

In Munich, the first public hydrogen fueling station is being built and will open in 2007, coinciding with the release of the BMW Hydrogen 7. Lessees of the BMW Hydrogen 7 will also be able to fuel up in Berlin, which has two liquid

hydrogen fueling stations built as part of the Clean Air Partnership program. In the U. S., liquid hydrogen fueling stations are currently stationed in Washington D. C. and Oxnard, California plus there are several more additional mobile units that can also provide liquid hydrogen as needed.

Ref: http://www.hydrogencarsnow.com/bmw-hydrogen7.htm

Catalytic Carbon will be cheaper, pound-for-pound than bottled water.

When Catalytic Carbon is in production, what will be the COST?

Anyone can have CC

Order online:

http://phillipscompany.4t.com/MCC.pdf

Can this method be scaled up?

No energy input needed after the liquid is warmed up to about 180FRevised 4/10/2012. Temp, pressure and other parameters are given in a larger table, online, at www.PhillipsCompany.4T.com/SU.pdf

This data updated 4/10/2012

Evaluation of CC: 12 countries and 18 states in the USA

Catalytic Carbon Data Collection Center

Howard Phillips

Phillips Company

hp@valliant.net