（Full Version）Wind Hunter Project ~ Zero-Emission Project with Wind Propulsion and Hydrogen ~
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- The Wind Hunter Project is the ultimate zero emission driving project, which combines wind propulsion sailing technology and wind energy converted to generate a stable supply of hydrogen. The project team aims to give a new and first step to realize a decarbonized and hydrogen society.
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MOL is currently working on the "Wind Challenger Project" to develop sailing technology. The Wind Hunter Project applies this sail technology and combines hydrogen carriers and fuel cells with hydrogen generated by electrolyzer which the power is generated by power generation turbine. This combination of sail and hydrogen technology will enable vessels to sail on schedule even in the periods of low wind and the project team plans to study about the application of supplying hydrogen generated at sea for onshore use. Both of these applications are aimed at creating a zero-emission business free of any greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
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Interesting thinking and one supposes that some one has done the energy balance calculation. My initial reflection was;'why did they not go for VAWT vertical axis wind turbines?
How's the total efficiency from wind to chemicals to electricity again? In addition, how is the hydrogen manufactured from seawater without clogging filters or eating away the metals?
I'm saying that otherwise this sounds good but messing with the hydrogen in the process seems more like marketing trick than engineering solution.
Seems like a lot of complexity to accommodate a nonexistent demand for hydrogen. I think it might make more sense to just store the generated electric power in giant flow batteries. Maybe just have a floating wind turbine instead of a ship.
（Full Version）Wind Hunter Project ~ Zero-Emission Project with Wind Propulsion and Hydrogen ~
It's a cycle...junk sails are back in fashion. Out with the new..in with the old..tried n tested!
36 seconds - I can't listen to Your commentary - Why do You drown it out with loud music?
And this is not reality, it is a cartoon. Make ONE, and make it profitable, and you will overtake the industry.
Congratulations on thicking out of the Box ...It be a great alternative on windy days The Captain can save the beating of ship on rough days it be a fuel savings They can turn down the Engines...Looking forward of seeing This concept in port on a Ship
Why not use the same hydrogen electrolysis equipment along a major river on land with significant and constant water flow ? It would be cheaper than constructing a large ship to do the same thing.
In Japan we don't have big rivers. Plus the Ocean has so much more wind.
Make Galeona great again😂
Toluene.. aka methylbenzene is a hydrocarbon.. a derivative of refining oil.. so basically every time you need to fill it up you need a boatload of fossil fuel to mix with the hydrogen..
Another hokey clean energy idea. Like electric cars that need just as much diesel to mine the lithium as do the electric car would use.
MCH is just a device & carrier for storing of Hydrogen.
It could happen, but the people who design and build it have to have their feet on the ground, and create it with the urgency of people who MUST make it happen, and must make it profitable. The eggs of profit must be produced by the mother of invention, and that is how it will become successful.
Nice green washing cartoon but stupid idea. Wind to motion energy conversion rate x dragg of the boat x energy conversion rate of immerged turbines = 0.
Besides where is the keel?
Adding sails to tankers why not, but this is ridiculous. Up to the drones pulling out the cables... 🤣
The hydrogen this ship produces will be as expensive as a bar of gold - because of the ship's insurance costs. It's rather a stupid idea to let one's equipment hunt the wind in the open sea.
Yes, this the same way of thinking that people were saying when normal, efficient cars were replacing horses. Why bother to try something new? You swallowed overpriced battery Tesla cars and locked your lips. But dude is overhyped rich dude that appropriated famous scientist name and trademarked it, so that checks out
@@zawarudo1041 Have You ever ride a Tesla? Because my experience to ride it was outstanding, it is a good car to drive first of all. Not a regular car - yes, sure, but exellent in it's own way - in my opinion. I, for one, is ready to swallow Tesla, but not some bizzare hydrogen ship-generators projects of someones daydreams.
stop the music please
It's not real is it - it's all computer generated and does not exist in reality. How could a monohull sail with 12 giant wingsails and not heel? Clearly the designers have no idea about real sailing ships.
So, it's basically a floating, wind powered, electrolysis based hydrogen production plant thats also mobile?
Yeah, this idea is full of shit.
Tokyo University and Mitsui Ocean liner are the one who are developing this project. It is not "full of shit".Period.
@@ikukootsuka744 Let's see them build one and show that it's profitable, then. Any new tech that depends on electrolysis instead of batteries seems to have really low overall efficiency because electrolysis wastes so much of the energy.
It's less full of shit than battery powered cars... Especially these developed by musk. This sail thing and touluen based hydrogen carrier is actually environmentally friendly and sustainable
Is this a joke?
Concept.. like concept cars , that never see the road.
No, very possible, and very profitable. BUT it is currently just a good sounding narrator, and a cartoon.
Okay, first, you must be delivering products which are not time sensitive. They will not rot or degrade over time. Second, you should plan on a back-up system which takes over if the wind doesn't blow. A wind powered ship like that would be very profitable, and sensible.
Nope ships will always run on wood, coal, diesel, or vegetable oil. Wokey, you live in a fantasy land.
Woke ass ship design not work and also go boom.