Testing HHO explosion and implosion effects.

[ramset]

That would be nice....
still on the list [which took a severe whack these last few months]

and just to stir the pot ...Err Potter ...septiembre approaches

you weren't gonna let me forget about that one were you??

Hmm I see I ended up at the top of the page outa sink ...just for clarity there is a project in the works to get Tinsels
equipment from Canada to the US for his Lab here, also for clarity there is a call to Greg Potter in Canada this September about his GDS genset

[TinselKoala]

I sure hope your project to retrieve my equipment isn't dependent on GDS actually inviting you for a visit. Besides, in September it might already be snowing in Ontario.

[ramset]

No Nothing at all to do with what happens with Greg.
and we will use the certified freight hauler , they aren't scared of a little snow, ..although
with all this Global warming it may never Snow again....[fingers crossed in NE USA]

[Paul-R]

What to do? It's no good using it in an internal combustion engine

You are thinking of a regular IC engine.

I proposed in the Hydroxy Yahoo Group some years ago an engine whereby HHO is fired in a cylinder. Expansion causes movement of the piston and does work, possibly a rachet on a heavy weight.

Then, at the top of the stroke, the piston is momentarily locked to allow a partial vacuum to form as the "steam" condenses. When this is complete, the piston is released allowing further work to be done, possibly another heavy weight on a rachet.

I imagined a very slow running engine, maybe a cycle every 5 seconds, with a large cylinder.

One problem might be that the noise of the combustion might be horrific.

[markdansie]

No Nothing at all to do with what happens with Greg.
and we will use the certified freight hauler , they aren't scared of a little snow, ..although
with all this Global warming it may never Snow again....[fingers crossed in NE USA]

I am happy to contribute financially to anything that will Help Get TK his equipment. I would have done it myself if I was still stateside.
Mark