Definitely, if you like riding a bike with a bomb strapped to yer arse lol.Maybe....
60km on 10kg of compressed air:
Moped, no pedals throttle only er valve onlySo how would it be classified in the UK.
Dangerous ?So how would it be classified in the UK.
As opposed to a tank of petrol?Definitely, if you like riding a bike with a bomb strapped to yer arse lol.
I wonder why 'air cars' did not take on. Surely compressed air is easier to fill up the cars than current charging stations?The French have already created compressed air cars, Link.
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This one has pedalsMoped, no pedals throttle only er valve only
It's strange, I thought one of those French cars would be an ideal town car. The only disadvantage I can see against electric is that electric sockets sufficient for a slow charge are everywhere, but adequate compressed air facilities would be limited.I wonder why 'air cars' did not take on. Surely compressed air is easier to fill up the cars than current charging stations?
'Cos it was plug ugly!I wonder why 'air cars' did not take on. Surely compressed air is easier to fill up the cars than current charging stations?
That's an advantage, no one wants to nick one!'Cos it was plug ugly!
Another alternative being considered is to use cyrogenic air .. liquiified air held in an insulated bottle , at normal pressure is allowed to boil off and generate pressure in such an air engine. The energy density is equivalent to Li ion battery .There is no great safety hazard as the storage container is not pressurised and in a leak the air would just boil off . The technology is well established , and very suited to off peak electricity production using compressors. Probably not a home product .. but you never know.I like it for her ingenuity. Top marks!
Its also being developed for "off peak" electricity storage where the liquid air is used as a reserve to power air-generators which are used to fill instant peak demand needs at the throw of a switchAn
Another alternative being considered is to use cyrogenic air .. liquiified air held in an insulated bottle , at normal pressure is allowed to boil off and generate pressure in such an air engine. The energy density is equivalent to Li ion battery .There is no great safety hazard as the storage container is not pressurised and in a leak the air would just boil off . The technology is well established , and very suited to off peak electricity production using compressors. Probably not a home product .. but you never know.