creageous
11-04-2009, 04:57 PM
Hi forum,
Been reading here for a while now and I am convinced that my system will melt from heat. Here's what I got (still untested - saw the design at a flea market one day)...
1 large glass jar with a plexiglass insert
2 4-linear feet coils of 10ga. copper wire at about 3/8" spacing
1 bubbler at the output for safety
KOH electrolyte at 28% concentration by weight
I have not connected it yet. I am convinced that it will make HHO gas, also I am guessing it will produce quite a bit of H2O vapor because of the heat.
It seems from the discussions here it will draw somewhere around 30A-50A or more. Also it will turn my copper green and make it go away pretty quick.
I don't know what kind of mileage increase I might get but I was thinking 20%-40%.
Is there some kind of voltage regulator or current limiter I can put between the + supply and the electrolyzer to keep the temp/current/voltage down?
Can I reduce the concentration of KOH and therefore increase R of the electrolyzer and decrease current draw?
Am I crazy? Will this work (by work I mean not blow up, not melt the wires, and increase MPG)?
Thanks!:confused:
Been reading here for a while now and I am convinced that my system will melt from heat. Here's what I got (still untested - saw the design at a flea market one day)...
1 large glass jar with a plexiglass insert
2 4-linear feet coils of 10ga. copper wire at about 3/8" spacing
1 bubbler at the output for safety
KOH electrolyte at 28% concentration by weight
I have not connected it yet. I am convinced that it will make HHO gas, also I am guessing it will produce quite a bit of H2O vapor because of the heat.
It seems from the discussions here it will draw somewhere around 30A-50A or more. Also it will turn my copper green and make it go away pretty quick.
I don't know what kind of mileage increase I might get but I was thinking 20%-40%.
Is there some kind of voltage regulator or current limiter I can put between the + supply and the electrolyzer to keep the temp/current/voltage down?
Can I reduce the concentration of KOH and therefore increase R of the electrolyzer and decrease current draw?
Am I crazy? Will this work (by work I mean not blow up, not melt the wires, and increase MPG)?
Thanks!:confused: