Linnard?s hydrogen on demand system without electricity !

[ResinRat2]

Hi All,

I decided to base my platinum wire experiments off the web page: http://sci-toys.com/scitoys/scitoys/echem/fuel_cell/fuel_cell.html
They have a this link to how to build a fuel cell and it shows the platinum wire wound up. This is what I did. I placed one wound wire about an inch into the hydrogen side of the reactor, and the other wire into the oxygen side. The voltage climbed to about 0.395 volts over a 5 minute period. I am not sure if it reacting with the hydrogen and oxygen or with the electrolytes or all of them.

I am going to build an add on that will allow me to route the hydrogen gas into a separate container and allow me to do my experiments in deionized water. That should answer many questions.

In the mean time the reactor is still running. I switched the fan to the first fuel cell which is closer to the reactor and it shot up to 0.740 volts. The regeneration is on the second fuel cell since this requires only about a tenth of the total of the fan. So I am running the fan constant and regenerating again.

I think if I had not removed three of the tungsten/carbide electrodes from previous runs to install the smaller electrode I would have had a much better output of hydrogen. The problem is I drilled the hole for the small regeneration electrode a bit too low so I had to remove those three tungsten/carbide electrodes to get everything to fit. Shoulda, coulda, woulda.  I am learning as I go, and mistakes are part of it.

Over 400 hours constant running time on the reactor. It doesn't look as pretty as when I started but it is still going.

Future platinum experiments are planned.

Thanks for your interest.

[Super God]

Sweeeeet.  So if this one unit works, we should scale it up to many, and then gas problem solved!  Even if it can't run forever, it's not like we'll drive for 400 hours at a time   This is really great stuff.  It may not be perfect, it may pour out an enormous amount of hydrogen, but it should suffice, with some 'tweaking'

[ResinRat2]

Hi Brian,

Past 450 hours now, still bubbling off gases, regenerating; running the fan. This thing is amazing. I am putting the finishing touches on my Experiment Report:

"An Extended Time Operational Study of a Hydrogen Electricity Generator Based Off a Modification of the Linnard Griffin Electrolysis Patent."

This unit did its job, and has shown the concept viable. I am in the process of doing a scale-up. The design has changed many times in my sketches and thoughts; but I have learned a great deal about operating and maintaining this system.

I will also put into the report future improvements and ideas.

Thanks for everyone's patience.

[ResinRat2]

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Final First Draft now Posted


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[ResinRat2]

Sorry about that everyone, silly me laid awake all night listening to every sound.

I will leave the rough draft posted and finish the report in the next day or so. Any suggestions please post or PM me. I appreciate any critique forthcoming from anyone.

Thanks ahead of time for your ideas and comments.