zetan
02-22-2009, 10:39 PM
Howdy,
This is my first attempt. I'm not getting enough HHO outlet pressure to get bubbles. Please review below and let me know what you think?
12" long, 4" diameter sched 40 black PVC pipe, two end caps attached with silicon sealant.
The simplest plate design,
(3) 3" x 6" 316 stainless plates
+ N -
1.1cm spacing between plates, mostly due to use of 1/4" nuts and lock washers to makes connections solid. Rubber bushings for the not-connected
holes.
1/4" stainless bolts, washers, lock washers, wingnuts.
1/4" stainless battery terminals connected to the plates by
a stainless L-shape bus bar strip (no copper, solder in the container).
I realize electrolysis starts at 1.24 volts, so I' thinking the best
configuration for a 12v system would be 10 sets of plates in parallel.
Is that correct?
I just found Metal Supermarkets for materials & cutting.
Up to 3 teaspoons of KOH now.
Luckily I use KOH for making biodiesel.
Does KOH + electrolysis have a byproduct gas?
The unit does make quite a bit of bubbles when hooked directly
to my 100AH Werker deep cycle, or my 2 RV deep cycle wet cells.
I get enough current flow to notice the wire terminals get warm at the battery. I have not been able to measure temp, amp, or LPM just yet - waiting until I get some positive pressure.
I blew up my 555 based PWM a while ago, need to replace the MOSFET and get a heat sink!
I run the hose outlet on top to a small glass jar of water. Tried placing the jar above or below the HHO generator.
While I can Hear gas being created in the hose, I cannot get enough pressure to make bubbles out the tube.
I'm hoping to improve the mileage of my 1984 GMC Rally Van 6.2L diesel.
Gets 15mpg towing & 20mpg freeway. I also make biodiesel and this seemed like a good alternative fuels project run with.
Pictures at http://skylab.org/~zetan/proj/hho
...................
-Thanks
Zetan
This is my first attempt. I'm not getting enough HHO outlet pressure to get bubbles. Please review below and let me know what you think?
12" long, 4" diameter sched 40 black PVC pipe, two end caps attached with silicon sealant.
The simplest plate design,
(3) 3" x 6" 316 stainless plates
+ N -
1.1cm spacing between plates, mostly due to use of 1/4" nuts and lock washers to makes connections solid. Rubber bushings for the not-connected
holes.
1/4" stainless bolts, washers, lock washers, wingnuts.
1/4" stainless battery terminals connected to the plates by
a stainless L-shape bus bar strip (no copper, solder in the container).
I realize electrolysis starts at 1.24 volts, so I' thinking the best
configuration for a 12v system would be 10 sets of plates in parallel.
Is that correct?
I just found Metal Supermarkets for materials & cutting.
Up to 3 teaspoons of KOH now.
Luckily I use KOH for making biodiesel.
Does KOH + electrolysis have a byproduct gas?
The unit does make quite a bit of bubbles when hooked directly
to my 100AH Werker deep cycle, or my 2 RV deep cycle wet cells.
I get enough current flow to notice the wire terminals get warm at the battery. I have not been able to measure temp, amp, or LPM just yet - waiting until I get some positive pressure.
I blew up my 555 based PWM a while ago, need to replace the MOSFET and get a heat sink!
I run the hose outlet on top to a small glass jar of water. Tried placing the jar above or below the HHO generator.
While I can Hear gas being created in the hose, I cannot get enough pressure to make bubbles out the tube.
I'm hoping to improve the mileage of my 1984 GMC Rally Van 6.2L diesel.
Gets 15mpg towing & 20mpg freeway. I also make biodiesel and this seemed like a good alternative fuels project run with.
Pictures at http://skylab.org/~zetan/proj/hho
...................
-Thanks
Zetan