High voltage HHO by IronHead

[wattsup]

@IronHead

Speedy recovery. That was a close call, that we all better heed.

I think I am going to put aside my titanium unit and build a 316L unit.

My titanium is meshed so there is no possibility of the neutral plates cascading from one to the other. So it will tak eme a little time to get ready but don't wait for me, keep going and I'll catch up. I was using this for electro-coagulation driving it with 0-5 volts sweep and the object was to simply oxydize minerals, which it does extremely well. But to start producing hydrogen, the mesh seems to kill any chance of it working.

I do have one question, regarding the water temperature. Does the water heat actually aid in the hydrogen production or is it simply the by-product of charging the cell with so many volts and amps?

Or, asked another way, if the cell had a way to continuously circulate cooled water over the plates, thus removing the air bubbles as they are produced, thus ensuring that water is in contact with the plates at almost all times, would this produce the same amount of hydrogen or less or more?

[IronHead]

@IronHead

Speedy recovery. That was a close call, that we all better heed.

I think I am going to put aside my titanium unit and build a 316L unit.

My titanium is meshed so there is no possibility of the neutral plates cascading from one to the other. So it will tak eme a little time to get ready but don't wait for me, keep going and I'll catch up. I was using this for electro-coagulation driving it with 0-5 volts sweep and the object was to simply oxydize minerals, which it does extremely well. But to start producing hydrogen, the mesh seems to kill any chance of it working.

I do have one question, regarding the water temperature. Does the water heat actually aid in the hydrogen production or is it simply the by-product of charging the cell with so many volts and amps?

Or, asked another way, if the cell had a way to continuously circulate cooled water over the plates, thus removing the air bubbles as they are produced, thus ensuring that water is in contact with the plates at almost all times, would this produce the same amount of hydrogen or less or more?

Higher temps but below steaming  like about 150 is good for more production in all cases of my study with HHO and Plasma. Just cool to that point and all is good.

We will be building a circulating system injecting water from a sealed but ported bottom up through all plates to increase HHO production .This is very soon.
Not only is water replenish very important at this level but so is water motion.
Along with the condensing , collecting and recirculating of KOH  in a closed loop system

[lexridge]

Yea. Same here. I originally searched Ebay when I first found this thread several weeks ago.

So far, all I have come up with are a 1/2" x 4' 316L rod, several 3' strands of 1/16" 308L and 316L. Could be used for wiring perhaps, and a nice chunk of 1'x1'x1/2" Teflon. It was cut from a $1000 4'x8' sheet. Might make a good insulator somewhere.

An acquaintance is suppose to get me some 2"x3"x1/16 plates, but not until next month. Then it's catchup time.

[hkyle]

The easiest place for me to find stainless is the local welding shop. Don't have to deal with the hastle of ebay..I can purchase 12"x12" 16g 316 for 8 bucks canadian. Cheap enough for me. Can get 6 plates out of 1sq foot. I can also get 20g for 4$ but I would have to travel 100k to get it..

[Grumpy]

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WATER IS YOUR FUEL   LEARN IT!
Water does not only fuel you body but can also fuel your home and your transportation. Your whole life and life style can be supported by water.

Everyone here seems to think they are ready to start pumping waves into the cell . Wrong! . You could  but then you would be like the rest of the world producing hundreds of liters with high current  instead of thousands.

IronHead

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