Can a CNG car burn pure hydrogen? If not can it be converted to do so?

Question

Any information, websites, or books would be useful.

Answer 1

Cars that use hydrogen, use fuel cells. the technology isn't that advanced yet, but soon there will b a lot more fuel cell cars on the market

Answer 2

It should be a simple matter of changing what fills the tank. But where are you gonna get the H2?

Answer 3

don't have any first hand experience but the only difference in LP gas,compressed natural gas & hydrogen vehicles would be in the fuel metering calibration & the pressure you store the fuel under.

anything that runs on one fuel should run on the others with some minor metering adjustments.

Answer 4

no i dont think so

cars working with  water can only do so!!!!!!!

Answer 5

I've heard of people using a 50/50 mix of the two gases.

Answer 6

Yes.  It will require changing the fuel-air ratio (mixture), and the ignition timing.  You will also need to change the tanks (3600 PSI to 6000/10000 PSI) and the fueling inlet (CNG to CH).  Basically, it's a whole new conversion.

Also, you will get substantially less range, substantially more cost per mile, and a hair pulling experience finding a filling station, as if CNG wasn't bad enough.  And since hydrogen is ultimately produced from fossil fuels, you'll actually cause more pollution, not less.  That is, unless you get a home hydrogen generator and hook it up to your own solar or wind power source.