Plasma Electrolysis by IronHead

[Moab]

Moab:
You made this comment ealier:
"use a glass jar and run it in small burst to see what you are doing. after you have it tuned your going to need some stainless tubeing I used 5'' 188wall. This keeps all the RF inside the cell and also makes things safer from the stand point of exess heat"

What are you doing with the tubing and why do we need to be concerning about RF? You also said to choke the 110 ac for RF. Not understanding what the RF does.

oK. use a jar untill you get a nice burn. run it in short runs because it will get real hot real quick.

Ok assumeing that we now have a nice burn. we're redy to start to use the heat.

This is where the SS tubeing comes in to play. It is the vessell that houses the plasma cell. and recirculates the water from the heat exchanger in a buigger 52 gallon tank.. Now the thing when its running will cause RF interfearence on TVs PCs radios and even speakers that are in cloce proximity to the cell. the thicker wall SS tubeing helps keep that RF emissions to a minimum and also keeps the noise down. ,,

Understand?.. Moab

[Moab]

Hey guys just for testing can I just use a 6010 or 6011 stick welding rod (instead of tungsten for now)...has the coating on it already?

the Flux on the welding rod will desolve, But hey it would be interesting to see how long it last.6010 rod  60000lbs PSI shear striength. 10 PPM carbon. Its Mild steel.

[Robb077]

Moab:
Not so clear. Are you saying to use stainless steel tubing to circulate the water from the vessel to the heat exchanger (radiator maybe) ? The RF interference comes from the water being circulated? I would think the RF would come from the plasma and could not be reduced by using stainless steel tubing to carry the hot water.

[Robb077]

How to choke the RF for non-electricians

[rapttor]

How to choke the RF for non-electricians

Good one Robb.. sometimes you have to include silly pic's for the layman to follow along at home...


-rapttor