Linnard?s hydrogen on demand system without electricity !

[ResinRat2]

Well the truth is that the way I have my cell designed right now I will need to use the tungsten/carbide electrodes that I have. It is already set on the material for the cathode because I have it cemented in place. The rest of the tungsten electrodes I have wrapped with solder-flux wire and the group of 12 is joined together; so for this first cell I won't be doing much material research other than the connections being joined with solder.

I should have the cell filled with electrolyte and the cover sealed in place within three days.

Thanks everyone for your interest.

[ResinRat2]

Hi All,

Whooottt!!  I finally got the reactor running. I attached the movie of the first run.

You may ask: why does RR2 have a bottle of Methylene Chloride on top of the reactor? This is because there is a leak between the hydrogen and oxygen chambers and the bottle has just enough weight to seal the leak.

I also have a leak on the small tungsten/carbide electrode that is very slow. Leaks, Leaks Leaks!!! Very frustrating.

The movie shows the reactor in operation. I tried to show around it so you see only the electrodes are connected. No batteries anywhere. Also I had my voltage meter in the circuit to read the amps. Here are the numbers: I had it over three volts, on load with the fan I get about 33mA at 1.4 volts.

The numbers should improve as the fuel cell hydrolyzes and becomes moist.

I will comment more later. The fan is running constantly and it should keep going as long as there is water.

I am a bit excited right now.  Not much power yet, but once the leaks are all fixed it should be much better. The gas has the reactor filled with bubbles. Pretty cool

Thanks for your interest.

[ResinRat2]

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[hartiberlin]

Hi ResinRat2,
well done ! Congratulations.

Can you please let us know the exact setup details of your reactor
and the electrolyte and electrode configurations
and the exact type of fuelcell you are using ?
Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

[IronHead]

Fantastic!
Congratulations Resin Rat
A lot of hard work and study went into this reactor and it shows.
Elegantly  done . Best wishes for the future of this study .

IronHead