Cooking with HHO , my experiments so far

[jdcmusicman]

Hello everyone ,

I been doing HHO experiments in the area of cooking .

I have built a prototype burner using 19 tips with approximate hole size of .010
I the lowest amount of gas that can be used is 2.3 LPM
The average amount of gas that can be used is 3.2 - 4.2 LPM
The maximum amount of gas that can be used without creating back pressure in my system is 6- 8 LPM

Here's a few of my videos I have posted on youtube ..
Tell me what you think ...

Showing the 19 tips burning off 3.2 lpm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8HQiPUElrU   

Showing me cooking an egg with 3.2 LPM  using 498 watts
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7HlMTjKQfo

[triffid]

Hey JD,I am so happy you are cooking with HHO gas and I am happy to be one of the first to see it here so I can reply.I have seen hints of other people trying to cook and heat with HHO but overall information is rare because most people are talking about burning it in their cars.I think the reason you don't get flashbacks at 7 lpm is because you have a little pressure, couple that with small diameter tubes and of course have your bubblers in line.Two in series should keep you safe.I think too that small screen inserts might prevent flashbacks(not sure).I did not see how you generate your HHO but you seem to use household voltages.Is your HHO unit homemade or did you buy it?I think one could use wire coathangers for electrodes.They may get eaten up a bit but they are cheap to replace and a little bit of rust in the water never hurt the reaction anyway.Burning HHO creates a very hot flame,hot enough to slice through steel.If you have small children at home you need to be very careful around them.I think in one article I saw on the internet someone used a screen between the flames and the frying pan.He was also thinking about central heating with it too.Keep up the good work and be careful!Triffid

[jdcmusicman]

HI triffid,

Thanks for the comment .. I made my HHO cell myself .It is 72   6"x6"plates 16gauge 304L SS and yes I run it off rectified ac , I have a reservoir and I use 2 - 3 bubblers...I have done the car thing myself , but have come to the conclusion that there are way better applications of hho than in a car...I rarely get any flashbacks with this setup and my last bubbler has a reset top....my whole setup is very safe ....I been playing with stuff for almost 2 yrs now ....
I been working on this burner stuff for about a month or so now , and have plans of  replacing 2 of my electric stove top burners with HHO when i get all the bugs out and have it 100% safe ...
I also have plans of making a Heater unit ...
I have been using hho mainly for soldering and a cutting torch , do off the wall experiments here and there. right now the cooking happens to be one of those experiments ...
Thanks for the input
Jdcmusicman

[Mark69]

JD,  I am very interested in your idea of making a heater with HHO.  This is something I would like to do.  I think this would be the best use with the way energy bills and all the talk about taxing energy more and more.  Please keep us informed of any progress you make with it.  Will the heater be a big furnace to heat an entire house???

Mark

[jdcmusicman]

HI mark ,

Thanks for the comment man
A lot of the info I have learn by doing the cooking experiments can also be utilized for heater ..
So far I have been able to run a micro torch at 123 milliliters per min , with no flashbacks , even if the gas gets cut off ...It has took me the past month to get this data thru trail and error ...
The hole size for my tips are approximately .010 in size ..
I started with 5 , then moved up to 9 then moved up to 19 tips...
if you take the 123 ml per min and times that by the number of tips I can determine the lowest amount of gas the burner will burn with...example 19x123= 2337mlpm  or 2.33 LPM ..if i want 50 it would be 50x123= 6150 or 6.15LPM ..this is the minimum gas i can burn..
I tested this calculation successfully up to 19 tips , i plan to higher soon..
But anyway my plans for heating will be for my house , if everything goes right , I hope to use hho this coming winter ....
If you want to check out my experiments with different tip numbers and stuff , i have several videos on youtube  user name jdcmusicman
Just the 19 tips i have right now running about 3-4 lpm would make a great room heater ...

I will keep info posted as I discover it ..I would like to see more people getting involved with the heating/cooking aspect of hho ..
Thanks jdcmusicman