Hydrogen as a Bouyant Energy Source.

[sm0ky2]

I'm not talking about the balloon expanding as it rises through the air.
The "reasonable" distance is much smaller than that.


I am talking about utilizing the difference in pressure between
1 ATM and the pressure of the liquid-to-gas phase change.
and using that to expand the balloon creating a useful buoyant force.


All of the gas is recycled.

[kajunbee]

I get the general idea, but I'm unable to view your sketches from my phone. Once I see them I'll be able to better understand.

[sm0ky2]

When electrolysis occurs, the phase change results in a tremendous change in pressure.
This far exceeds the pressure required at the input of a fuel cell to produce electricity.
This is the low pressure boundary of the system.
Pressure in the secondary Hydrogen tank (p2) is higher than the lower boundary.
Pressure in the other 2 tanks is the upper pressure limit.
And the balloon operates between the 2 pressures.
This defines the amount of lift or buoyant force you can gain.
The height of the lifter support defines the energy value of one cycle.
This energy is "overunity", as the electrical energy to sustain the process is still
trapped in the separated gasses.

[kolbacict]

And at what pressure will gas evolution cease?If you put the cell in a steel bomb that can withstand thousands of atmospheres.Has anyone conducted such experiments?

[sm0ky2]

And at what pressure will gas evolution cease?If you put the cell in a steel bomb that can withstand thousands of atmospheres.Has anyone conducted such experiments?

No clue, but it can break Tupperware