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Thick plates and heat

Started by midnight1957, September 06, 2008, 07:24:14 PM

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midnight1957

I am building a hydrogen generator that has 4 cells with each cell having 7 plates +NN-NN+ and wiring in series. My plates are almost 1/8 inch thick. I have heard that thick plates will cause too much heat, is this correct and are my plates too thick?

Thanks and have a Blessed day,
Wade

aluka

Thick plates are a worse capacitor, use small gaps and thin plates ( 0,8mm) p.e.


Andras   :)