High voltage HHO by IronHead

[IronHead]

Great post Grumpy  thanks:)

New food for me to  understand what I have been doing.

[Grumpy]

http://www.lsbu.ac.uk/water/hbond.html

Quote:

Dissociation is a rare event, occurring only twice a day that is, only once for every 1016 times the hydrogen bond breaks.

http://www.lsbu.ac.uk/water/anmlous.html#vibr

Quote:

Free radicals (for example, hydroxyl radicals) and free (hydrated) electrons can be introduced into water by techniques such as electrochemistry, untrasonics or ultraviolet radiation...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-ionization_of_water

"electric field fluctuations in liquid water cause molecular dissociation"

From the "Fringe":
"HYDROSONIC POWER GENERATION"
http://www.padrak.com/ine/HSONIC.html

Another such implication is that the radial electric field pulsations can cause more of the water to dissociate naturally, perhaps even cooling the water if set up with electric power input rather than by pressure pulsation. That effect gives scope for separating hydrogen and oxygen from water to provide a combustible product of higher energy potential than the electric input consumed.

[yikes]

Ironhead, glad you are alive.  Sorry to hear about the trauma.  Are you thinking of new protections?  I hope you have a speedy recovery.  You are in my thoughts.

[IronHead]

I would like to Welcome YouTuber aparodox2003 to the forums.
Enjoy!  hoping to see your build soon. Good luck


And thank you  Yikes
Yes now that I understand more of what happened I can plan out the next build for the injector and the protection system. This one saved my life  so it worked  but It could be better. Also, The sample will be of a lessor mass.

THE BASICS
Power supply #6  at 36 volts and 12 amps.


Supply runs into a 36 volt 18khz  brushed motor speed controller.
The controller runs into a coil so that it thinks there is a motor attached
then to the cell.

[rapttor]

Don't get side tracked by this, but I wanted to point out something I just noticed in similarity between These two videos, one of which was posted by John Aarons 16hrs ago.

Sgihunter -->http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVmHFKHnmro
**Look for something about halfway through video, in the flatplate config.
JohnAarons-->http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltnlviCqu70
**same thing seems to be occuring here in John's video at 6:26mins in.
The confusing part, IronHead didn't see his "sparks" while filming, but in John's you can see it real time, and I know that this isn't bad connections sparking like jumper cables... spark almost looks to be following a ... field .. or something...

-rapttor