Generating H and O separately

[Mark69]

I believe they have 5000 psi tanks in carbon fiber.  Roy Mcallister (spelling?)has a one I believe in his "test" car.  Search for him or go to knowledge publications, they have a bunch of hydrogen stuff.

Also, to answer 22350 s question, you can have a pressure switch in your generator.  If you are not using all the gas you are producing, it will build up pressure in the generator.  You then have a pressure switch that will turn off the electricity to the generator.  Once pressure drops, switch closes and production starts again.  No need for storage, no bomb to worry about.

Mark

[resonanceman]

H storage isn't really a problem. There are large, carbon fiber tanks for H I've seen online rated to 3000psi. It would be interesting to see some research data at what pressures and volumes HHO storage is do-able at the volumes and pressures we need.

Guys

Before  you  go  spending lots of   money  on  tanks and pumps  for HHO  please  do a little more research .

HHO is  just water ........from what I have read  if  you try to store it for more than a few minutes  you  will end up  with a tank  with some water  in the  bottom of it .   


In my opinion  the  best reason for  seperating   them  is  to end up  with  a storable fuel


gary

[22350]

Guys

Before  you  go  spending lots of   money  on  tanks and pumps  for HHO  please  do a little more research .

HHO is  just water ........from what I have read  if  you try to store it for more than a few minutes  you  will end up  with a tank  with some water  in the  bottom of it .   


In my opinion  the  best reason for  seperating   them  is  to end up  with  a storable fuel


gary

I never wanted to store HHO.  I want to generate H and O separately.

[22350]

So this is my question:

Is anyone building separate gas generators?

Are there any detailed plans fro more robust generators?

[22350]

After reading about Bob Boyce, I think that I am convinced that the HHO generator is the way to go.


i humbly remove my request for separate generation

p