High voltage HHO by IronHead

[rapttor]

Keithturtle, damn son.. you've got some rigging going on there man, looks like you could be making white lightening.. LOL.
j/k, nice setup sir... keep them sparks to a minimum...

-rapttor

[kokomoj0]

Thanks kokomoj0

3000 to 4000 liters per hour.   

Thanks!

I did a little cypherin on this just to better visualize the whole thing for auto use.

Here are the assumptions i made.

at 0 psig 1 gallon of water = 224 cubic feet of steam and 224 cubic feet of steam = 6275 liters of steam again at 0 psig.

So i am "guessing" and maybe someone can verify this for me, that if 1 gallon of water would produce roughly 6200 liters steam it would produce roughly the same amount of HHO @ 0 psi also?

So thinking along those lines if i am correct then 2 gallons of water would run a 6 liter car for 3+ hours or roughly .667 gallon per hour would be the burn rate.  Then at 75 MPH highway speed it sounds like we could expect roughly 225 miles for 2 gallons of water or about 100 miles per gallon of water running on HHO only.

Does that sound about right to everyone?   If that is correct an 18 gallon tank of water would yeild 1800 miles per tank!!!

Sound about right?  If it is correct then that should help everyone who wants to do the car thang correctly size their units once they decide which version best produces....

we can filler up in new york drive to la and filler up to go back to new york if i did my math right!!!

I am guessing here guys???


for mine i just used a 1/16th tungsten and 1/16th stainless with a 1/4" separation in a ball jar.   Have 0 - 150 variac at 10 amps into a 100 - 240 vac transformer then a full bridge rectifier with negative connected to the cathode and pos to the stainless.

i seem to get the best results at about 130 vdc and it draws about 1.3 amps and the amps increase as temp increases.

i used distilled water that did nothing at first even over 250 volts applied, then i went to the medicine cabinet and got the vitamin jar out, smashed up a potassium carbonate pill, and put maybe 1/2 of a pinhead worth in a pint of distilled water and it took off immediately.

thivk white scum on top of the water and it got hot but took a very long time.   timy bubbles on the tungsten large on the stainless.  lit them and got pops.

It produces very slowly. 

[hkyle]

Just for an example I will use my vehicle, I have a 1987 chev s10 with a 1991 2.5l 4 tech. This truck needs 231.67 @ (180 to 1) liters of hydroxy to run at 2500 rpm for 1 min. That is A LOT OF HYDROXY. Lets nock this down another step. 231.67 divided by 4 (4cylender engine) that is 57.91 liters per min per cylinder. Now this is starting to sound a little better, still a lot of gas but what the heck (if you can do this efficient enough you just make four electrolyzers).

Lets try and make this a little more manageable. In order to get 57.91 liters of hydroxy gas how much water do we need? If you do the math you are looking somewhere in the neighborhood of 2.5 tablespoons of water per minute per cylinder.

If one gallon of water holds 4707 liters of hydrogen and 2353 liters of oxygen than 1 tablespoon of water is equal to 23.1 liters of hydroxy give or take.

My next cell I am going to try this out. Just making an electrolyzer that will only hold 1 -3 tablespoons of water at a time. Should be fun but the only way I will know if it will work or not is to

just build it............

Thanks kokomoj0

3000 to 4000 liters per hour.   

Thanks!

I did a little cypherin on this just to better visualize the whole thing for auto use.

Here are the assumptions i made.

at 0 psig 1 gallon of water = 224 cubic feet of steam and 224 cubic feet of steam = 6275 liters of steam again at 0 psig.

So i am "guessing" and maybe someone can verify this for me, that if 1 gallon of water would produce roughly 6200 liters steam it would produce roughly the same amount of HHO @ 0 psi also?

So thinking along those lines if i am correct then 2 gallons of water would run a 6 liter car for 3+ hours or roughly .667 gallon per hour would be the burn rate.  Then at 75 MPH highway speed it sounds like we could expect roughly 225 miles for 2 gallons of water or about 100 miles per gallon of water running on hydrogen only.

Does that sound about right to everyone?   If that is correct an 18 gallon tank of water would yeild 1800 miles per tank!!!

Sound about right?  If it is correct then that should help everyone who wants to do the car thang correctly size their units once they decide which version best produces....

we can filler up in new york drive to la and filler up to go back to new york if i did my math right!!!


for mine i just used a 1/16th tungsten and 1/16th stainless with a 1/4" separation in a ball jar.   Have 0 - 150 variac at 10 amps into a 100 - 240 vac transformer then a full bridge rectifier with negative connected to the cathode and pos to the stainless.

i seem to get the best results at about 130 vdc and it draws about 1.3 amps and the amps increase as temp increases.

i used distilled water that did nothing at first even over 250 volts applied, then i went to the medicine cabinet and got the vitamin jar out, smashed up a potassium carbonate pill, and put maybe 1/2 of a pinhead worth in a pint of distilled water and it took off immediately.

thivk white scum on top of the water and it got hot but took a very long time.   timy bubbles on the tungsten large on the stainless.  lit them and got pops.

It produces very slowly. 

[Moab]

Hi Guys.

Just checking in to let you all know I'm still here on the project. I havnt bailed or anything. I have my little cell built to the specks and plates charged one by one in spring water. I have the same as most of you with a bit of HHo production. not pulling huge ampes or anything. redy to carry on. Id like to post pics but i'll need another camera, I will get one soon.  Moab.


                                         "Wagons HHO". It's a John Wayne thing.

[magnetar]

So i am "guessing" and maybe someone can verify this for me, that if 1 gallon of water would produce roughly 6200 liters steam it would produce roughly the same amount of HHO @ 0 psi also?

So thinking along those lines if i am correct then 2 gallons of water would run a 6 liter car for 3+ hours or roughly .667 gallon per hour would be the burn rate.  Then at 75 MPH highway speed it sounds like we could expect roughly 225 miles for 2 gallons of water or about 100 miles per gallon of water running on hydrogen only.

Does that sound about right to everyone?   If that is correct an 18 gallon tank of water would yeild 1800 miles per tank!!!

Im a bit confused.  You mention HHO and then you mention Hydrogen only.  Is your goal to run a vehicle purely on HHO?  If so, I read that a vehicle went 100 miles on HHO and used 4 ounces of water.