Linnard?s hydrogen on demand system without electricity !

[ResinRat2]

Well some brainstoming came to me and I think this concept can be used, and it might be to my advantage, but it would need testing. This would also alter the design of the cell to three chambers instead of the present two chambers. One chamber would hold the cluster of tungsten/carbide electrodes that produce the hydrogen. These would be tack welded together and connected to the outside with a tungsten/carbide rod through a rubber stopper. The second (middle) chamber would hold one zinc rod connected to the outside through a rubber stopper also. These zinc and tungsten/carbide rods would be connected on the outside of the container with a copper wire. This would begin the hydrogen producing reaction. The two chambers have a permeable membrane or openings between them.

The third chamber is attached to, but sealed from the zinc chamber and would use this new concept motofox indicated with the potassium carbonate in water with platinum and tungsten rods. The fuel cell would power these rods and produce heat that would transfer to the zinc chamber and speed the zinc regeneration side of the reaction, hopefully enough to balance the hydrogen production so no separate zinc regeneration voltage would be needed.

This is the concept and here is a rough sketch. (TOP VIEW)

It would need to be tested. I wouldn't know what voltage is needed or how much gas is needed. It would be like starting from scratch with a new design; but if it works it would solve many of the problems of the previous cell.

The only problem is that I don't have time to test this concept right now. It will need to be put on the shelf for future development. In the meantime I am working on the large reactor build.

[buzneg]

hi RasinRat, how much do the materials cost for your new units? I'll send you $100 if you prepare and mail the materials needed for one unit to me, or better yet build a copy of one and send it. $180 if you do it for someone else too. I think the best way to spread this is to kinda mass produce, or buy materials in stock, then send it out to a number of people. Makes it cheaper, and more organized.

[ResinRat2]

Sorry Buzneg,

I haven't even settled on a final design and I realistically haven't even achieved overunity yet. These prototypes are pure R & D.

[ResinRat2]

Scaled up reactor drawings attached.

The platinum wires may or may not be added to this model in the future. I don't show the holes on the side views for these wires.

The right and left sides of the reactor will be made of glass to aid in heat transfer. The rest of the reactor will be plexiglas.

[ResinRat2]

Hi Everyone,

I found a simple solution to the hole drilling dilemma. I just let the glass cutter do it (lol).  Who needs diamond drills and headaches.

Here are the pictures of the final cut parts. I wasted too much time trying to do this stuff on my own.

I can say that I am certainly not too proud to admit when I need help.

Some of the photos look funky because the ceiling light is reflected in the glass surface. Please ignore my lack of photograpy skills.