Plasma Electrolysis by IronHead

[Moab]

Turtle. thats an awesome set up.maybe let her perk a bit more. whats the bridge ya got hooked? and how much H2O do ya have in the cell. ya know its gonna take some chargeing to get her to spark up. it sounds good. id just let her run for a bit and see what happins. glad to see others diong it,, , Moab

[Robb077]

Moab:
Got the 25 amp bridges in so should have a first burn by end of next week.
Thanks for all the info!

[keithturtle]

A whole lotta pond scum...  It got hot in about 3 hours, but never even got close to an arc.  Soooo, I grabs the turkey baster and injects some 2 N NaOH into the zone.  Amps went up to 2, and jes got warmer quicker.   Shut it down at 175'F.

I reckon the field is too large, and elliptical zone ain't helpin' none, neither.   Got ahold of some perf stainless and will fashion a 1" cylinder for the zone.   Hope to do that later sat.

No time to bask,

Turtle

[Robb077]

Ironhead:
Will be interested to see some ideas for a vessel.
My concept is that you don't need "bricks" on the interior. Just something to heat up and cause ionization. I originally thought of having a 2 inch iron pipe extending down into a round vessel covered with ceramic.  This could work as a flash boiler or hot water heater. Also, your induction idea would work great with the iron. Just point the hho at the ceramic ball encasing the iron pipe. This should turn red hot and heat the vessel above 1500 c, causing plasma formation.
Just some thoughts.

[IronHead]

I am thinking along the same lines . Now I just have to make the coating ,waiting on materials . The induction system is already built  and will bring a  high carbon A513 steel  pipe to right around 1500F