Toyota's INSANE NEW Ammonia Powered Engine is a Game Changer!

[@aryanjha3530]

2023, every new tech is a game changer, even when they practically aren't a part of the game.

[@Bewefau]

we haven't invented anything new in a long time it's sad. Everything we get that's "new" was already made up 50 year's ago or more. People are too dumb to make anything new.

[@sampleoffers1978]

Make small ammonia engine to use in hybrids. Ammonia fumes are dangerous to driver if leak. Probably won't be accepted in U.S...but a small ammonia engine that can charge ev battery onboard may be better design, if only ammonia canisters/cartridges needed to charge small engine.

[@rizzle3272]

Well given that DPFs fitted to diesels past 2007 as well as Truck Diesels of course, to reduce oxides of Nitrogen Emissions, but when they go bad kick out tonnes of Ammonia. So not something that’s exactly rare. Or even during a Regen 5 years worth of Emissions blow out in a week 😂, technology ayy.

[@ESINNISEESIN]

Sorry but there's something really wrong in the video. Ammonia doesn't burn faster, it actually burns much much slower than other fuels. So slow that it's actually hard to burn it and get a decent efficiency. Its LHV is much lower (18.8 MJ/kg) compared to traditional fuels (~43 MJ/kg) , and this is the reason why more fuel is consumed for the same power output. Hydrogen burns fast. Please check out 'laminar flame speed velocity'.

[@kyohiromitsu4010]

Its irrelevant. If that exist would be a hybrid

[@johnhennery8820]

So now you just pee in the tank and away you go

[@konyina]

This honeslty makes quite a lot of sense. LPG and CNG have both seen extensive use in Europe, and, since ammonia-based engines are going to be similar from a technical standpoint, I'd be glad to see them in a more widespread use.

[@teardowndan5364]

Ammonia is a great refrigerant for heat pumps. Do you know why domestic heat pumps don't use it? Because undiluted ammonia is extremely caustic. An indoor leak while you are sleeping and unable to react to your lungs getting irritated by the initial whiff would be potentially lethal. If you have ever used ammonia-based windows cleaner, you know how much your nose and eyes sting when you get close to that stuff and this is only two or three squirts from a spray bottle at 1-4% concentration, not a full ~1kg of the raw stuff as you would have in an HVAC system. An ammonia ICEV would carry 40-80kg of it, bad day for anyone downwind if anything happens to an ammonia tank. With ammonia, we may end up with a first-responder protocol for leaky tanks to set the vehicle on fire to destroy the ammonia before it can injure (more) people.

[@spacekees102]

Same with gas... A certain german person used the stuff to kill people in gas chambers. I think you're being a bit dramatic. Here in the netherlands they use 15% ammonia for cleaning and degreasing. Their talking about a diluted ammonia fuel. You drive your car outdoors I assume? Plus a high powered EV can spontaniously combust. Id rather drive LPG or ammonia. Plus there is a fail safe. When you crash the system shuts down the fuel pump. Most tanks are located under the backseats where its quite hard to puncture. My house is heated by gas. If there is a gas leak that would be bad plus it can explode. But in reality this basically never happens. Thats why they put strong odors to gas and ammonia.@@teardowndan5364

[@kristopherdean2886]

Ha yeah. I’m totally sure Toyota hasn’t thought of that… 🙄

[@Bewefau]

I don't want death patch's floating in the air thank you..... you know hat will happen. People will be walking around and drop dead.

[@Bewefau]

@@kristopherdean2886 people who want money don't think of that.... they proved it time and time again.

[@ahmadahmal2942]

This ammonia-powered engine is made by GAC not by Toyota.

[@ericb.4358]

HOW ABOUT a combination of HYDROGEN/SOLID STATE BATTERY plug-in hybrid? BTW, I seriously question the "automotive market" graph shown. Since when is Japan ahead of the US market in volume?

[@Jeff-zc6rr]

So toyota has a gas, hydroen, ammonia, and water powered engine?

[@rbhebron]

actually.. this ammonia fueled engines are just like LPG or CNG powered engines.. same internal combustion engine but just a different fueled engine.. it's just adjusting the spark timing of the engine, then you can use different fuels for engine..

[@dalethomasdewitt]

Probs: in an accident you'll have a cloud. Less breaking bad railway sceneries.

[@Vile_Entity_3545]

Less power with deadly fumes when things go wrong. Nice.

[@spacekees102]

Have you seen the fumes EVS put out when things go wrong? Nice.

[@Tornado_Alley2008]

Oh well a small price to pay for the survival of internal combustion engines

[@fomalhaut86]

Actually it is better to use ammonia fuel cells to power electric motors (no NOx emissions and 3x better efficiency) than making an ICE.

[@kevinmurimi2176]

Like Nissan e-power with an ammonia engine

[@yakut9876]

Then I will need to replace fuel cells and batteries as well as complex consumer electronics that often require programming and coding !!

[@therealcryptidcorvid]

I hope this can be employed quickly, very exciting!

[@spacekees102]

When you have a small gasoline hatchback there is not much that can beat it. You fill it up within a minute and it can drive 500 miles untill its empty. No need for constant electric connections and no rush because you can let it sit for months without losing "charge'' 😂. Its also fully wireless 🤣.

[@Bewefau]

sounds just like the vibrator 😁

[@PaleBlueDotCitizen]

Yes and you can plug it in at home overnight and have a full tank the next morning. Oh wait!

[@Matthew-dr1tb]

So if theres a power outage you are walking to work? What if U have to drive 400km or do a roadtrip? Say goodbye to atleast 2-3 days of charging 😂

[@leosalang160]

I think in the near future Car makers will be able to.perfectly make engines run by water once introduce and demonstrated by a filipino engineer but did not gain ground because no government support and inventor lack of financial funds to perfect the invention. But i once saw in the YOU TUBE BEFORE SEVERAL YEARS AGO DRIVING A CAR POWERED MOSTLY BY WATER BUT IT DIED DOWN MAYBE FOR MANY REASONS. ONE REASON RUMOURED WAS THE FILIPINO INVENTOR ENGENEER WAS GIVEN SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNT BY SOMEBODY IN THE OIL INDUSTRY NOT TO PROCEED WITH HIS INVENTION. IF THAT WATER POWERED ENGINE WAS PERFECTED THERE WILL BE MANY PROBLEMS MAY OCCUR THAT WILL RUIN THE ECONOMY OF MANY COUNTRIES . THE FILIPINO INVENTION GIVES OTHER ENGENEERS OF OTHER COUNTRIES IN THE AUTO INDUSYRY TO START AN IDEA THAT OTHER SOURCES CAN BE DEVELOPED ASIDE FROM OIL. I THINK THAT WATER POWER CAN STILL BE SEEN IN KZbin AND I WOULD NOT BE SURPRISE IF IN A NEAR FUTURE SOMEONE WILL DEVELOP A WIND OR AIR POWERED ENGINE OR A SOUND POWERED ENGINES. ITS NOT IMPOSSIBLE TO ALL THIS KIND OF ENGINES.

[@K31TH3R]

Take a physics course. Water is not a fuel, it's already a combustion product. It will always require more energy to split water into it's individual parts (hydrogen and oxygen) than you will ever get out of re-combusting that hydrogen and oxygen. Splitting water (electrolysis), like all energy conversions, will result in a net loss of energy. For a water combustion engine to work, you need to violate several principles of physics by creating a process of energy conversion that is over 100% efficient. This is not physically possible. Anyone who tells you this is possible has no understanding of thermodynamics, or is simply a con artist and/or lying to you.

[@stephenwinter8892]

Greetings from southern Ontario Canada I really enjoyed the video looking forward to seeing this technology here hopefully Canada will get approval for this as hydrogen isn't possible here 😮

[@danielscarbrough4363]

Ammonia is very sketchy DANGEROUS, could easily kill you if anything breaks or during a crash, what could go wrong? BOOM!

[@stephensiew9237]

Isn’t petrol dangerous too? Same goes for battery.

[@aimansoul]

​Everything is dangerous if you have no brain ​@@stephensiew9237

[@yakut9876]

Ammonia is used in making agricultural fertilizers.

[@rbhebron]

i don't get it.. why are they still trying to develop internal combustion engines (ICE) by using ammonia when they are still subject to more than 70-80% wasted energy in the form of heat.. while an EV is only 2-5% wasted energy primarily due to wires & internal resistance.. let's be clear, ammonia fueled engine is still an internal combustion engine, just modified to use ammonia instead of using Fossil fuels.. it's kinda the same inefficient engine.. is this really a new development..? it's the same engine.. soo saad

[@Matthew-dr1tb]

Ok go play with your little rc car. What sad is that you are blinded by the EV lies. The components and metals needed to make the batteries are destroying the planet. Your ev takes hours to charge, loses almost half a charge in cold weather and the grid already cant support out air conditioners.

[@jf2625]

Efficiency isn't the big concern here. Emissions are. Better to burn more fuel cleaner than less fuel dirtier.

[@smokingbeetles5793]

They are trying to reduce ammonia emissions from livestock and now they want to mass produce it for cars???

[@user-vd8xs6zd5w]

질소 산화물은 산성 비의 원인 토양의 산성화로 황폐화는 안되겠는지? 암모니아 엔진은 무언가를 놓친 기술이 아닌지?

[@williamgary7891]

Work faster

[@kreelaban3420]

Are you a used car salesman ? You have all the qualifications !

[@feraudyh]

This video was denounced by other KZbinrs as an example of junk, content-farm produced video.

[@BunnyBUNGALO]

Theres a guy running hks f250 on it

[@deemcclanahan]

CO2 isn't a pollutant. But a way to be more cheaper than gas could make this a big deal. the lack of power is problematic. I see this as a power generator for hybrid vehicles

[@user-qw5re7nt4g]

This engine releases so much NOX it cannot be offered in the USA. Ammonia is usually created from oil, and releases the same amount of CO2 as burning diesel. Because you must produce hydrogen.

[@Seventh7Art]

Ammonia Powered Engine? Another epic fail from Toyota? Hydrogen fool cells was a complete disaster and Toyota officially admitted that Mirai was an utter failure.

[@PaleBlueDotCitizen]

Exactly. This youtuber doesn't seem to know anything

[@waqasahmed939]

@@PaleBlueDotCitizen Anyone pushing hydrogen typically doesn't know how ridiculously inefficient it is

[@amarjyotsaluja6327]

Try walking !! You will change your frustrations into intelligence

[@papary7717]

That’s why ford, Gm, and who ever owns Jeep, dodge this week, are failing! They can’t make cars (or trucks) anymore, they have fallen to what politicians told them to make. Buying Toyota and Honda takes the burden of car repairs from family’s just starting out.

[@gh4121-b5n]

EV’s from start to finish are just as carbon intensive as fuel vehicles along with the strip mining, child slave labor and carbon footprint in charging an EV. Now EV’s are more expensive regarding insurance as there’s many reports on them just blowing up and catching fire. Many insurance companies won’t give home insurance if an EV is stored and charged in an attached garage.

[@guilhermetomazini5179]

Hi, just clicked in to downvote and comment: never watch a video with "GAME CHANGER" in the title.

[@jamesogden3489]

So the beginning of the video ammonia is cheap and affordable as well as very accessible. 3/4 the way through the video ammonia is expensive and hard to find! This video contradicts itself. Seems this video is the biggest waste of resources!

[@BunnyBUNGALO]

Ammonia is cheap. To build the infrastructure to supply ammonia instead of gasoline will be expensive. Use your noggin.

[@simondrew9499]

Yeah, it didn't say anything like that. Talk about contempt prior to investigation 🙄