Plasma Electrolysis by IronHead

[keithturtle]

The $75 was jes the jumping off point.   Proof of concept make fer a right powerful motivator.

Ramble on, hkyle... thinking out loud gives us all a chance to git inside yer haid.

Off topic: after shaing a few of these abstractions with an aquaintance a while back, he made a profound statement....  "Man, inside yer head has got to be a scary place!"

Couldn't have articulated it any better <grin>

Turtle

[IronHead]

Old ,self circulating "Heatpipe" configuration .
Dual chamber with 2 rods per chamber. Only one chamber is hooked up in this pic.
This one melted in the long run because of material types.

Just thought I would share it

IronHead

[hkyle]

Yah see...I was going to do 3 in series with each other....but with 1 rod / unit...hmmmm the power of convection.  2 rods in 1 screen, not too bad of an idea.....eyyy 2 rods in series, got a voltage drop keepin up the efficiency....
So is there a need for multiple rods in 1 chamber? That would get the old water nice n hot pretty quick.

Hey IronHead whats that red box to the left...

So did some tests last night to see if I can get this thing to spark up with out any soda. I used 2 types of water, my osmosis water and lol the town water. Well lets just say that I'm glad I dont drink the town water because that sh$t turned brown in about 4 seconds (my god what the hell is in there). The osmosis water did nothen not even 1 spark....I guess thats whats happening when your only pulling .23 amps @ 118 volts.

Maybe I should get some water from the farm. It's all sand up there and the water is remarkably pure. Gona try that aswell.

Soo I think I'm stuck with adding soda to my system "grin" for now. either soda or another type of electrolyte that will not react with aluminium.

[IronHead]

Oxygen and electrified water will react with the aluminum , sorry.
The red box is the driver.

[hkyle]

Well ain't you the bringer of bad news....lol....The fins in my heat exchanger are aluminum, but I'm not sure on the tubes running through it...they probably are too, knowing my luck...I'm gonna have to find out some how...

Oxygen and electrified water will react with the aluminum , sorry.
The red box is the driver.