its simply,in plastic tube add water and litle soda in dust,and for inductors youcan use some steel plates and for power suplay you use DC power 12volts
What I see in this video is patently dangerous! DON'T DO THIS.
There's no flashback suppressor in the plastic tube coming from the electrolysis container. Since hydrogen and oxygen are present in a combustible mixture, igniting the mix as it comes out of the tube can also ignite the mix all the way back to the electrolyser. If this happens, the whole thing will explode.
The only thing preventing this from happening so far is that your fuel & air mix is exploding just outside the end of the tube, which is blowing out the flame.
A flashback suppressor can be made from a piece of tubing stuffed with several discs made from steel screening. The screen will allow passage of hydrogen and oxygen gases out of the electrolyser but will absorb the heat from a flame front travelling back up the tube.
Install a flashback suppressor or prepare for a trip to the emergency room.
no, with this setup not nearly enough hydrogen is being generated to have a constant stream of it. if you look, there is water in between the bubbles. it is a good point though, when using high voltage definitely use a flashback suppressor.
If salt is added it produces poisonous gas. There is plenty of this stuff on youtube along with instructions but always use a proper flashback arrestor as it will explode and ruin you day badly.
But would AC make H2 O2? it's going back and forth and errr maybe it would... Plus the wires were coming from below the vice, we might have hope yet...
Ignore what I said, it was about AC as in I had a wee stupid moment - Thought it would be reversing back and forth not doing anything - rather than just changing electrode constantly, I understand the chemistry and all...
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14 years ago on Introduction
I wana make this!Can you tell me how? Plus what kind of power supply did you use?
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
its simply,in plastic tube add water and litle soda in dust,and for inductors youcan use some steel plates and for power suplay you use DC power 12volts
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
What is the electrolyte???????????????? I am having trouble deciding one one
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
Hi
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Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
What I see in this video is patently dangerous! DON'T DO THIS.
There's no flashback suppressor in the plastic tube coming from the electrolysis container. Since hydrogen and oxygen are present in a combustible mixture, igniting the mix as it comes out of the tube can also ignite the mix all the way back to the electrolyser. If this happens, the whole thing will explode.
The only thing preventing this from happening so far is that your fuel & air mix is exploding just outside the end of the tube, which is blowing out the flame.
A flashback suppressor can be made from a piece of tubing stuffed with several discs made from steel screening. The screen will allow passage of hydrogen and oxygen gases out of the electrolyser but will absorb the heat from a flame front travelling back up the tube.
Install a flashback suppressor or prepare for a trip to the emergency room.
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
yes there is water between the bubbles,there is no danger to explode
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
no, with this setup not nearly enough hydrogen is being generated to have a constant stream of it. if you look, there is water in between the bubbles. it is a good point though, when using high voltage definitely use a flashback suppressor.
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
How many amps?
14 years ago on Introduction
if you add salt to the mix not only will it go faster but you'll also make sodium chlorate which you can use for all kinds of things!
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
If salt is added it produces poisonous gas. There is plenty of this stuff on youtube along with instructions but always use a proper flashback arrestor as it will explode and ruin you day badly.
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
SALT!
14 years ago on Introduction
Please tell me that that's not directly connected to you AC line!
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
It looks like it is!
(And, macobt, that's not "HHO" you are producing, but a mixture of 2 parts H2 (by volume) to one part O2)
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
But would AC make H2 O2? it's going back and forth and errr maybe it would... Plus the wires were coming from below the vice, we might have hope yet...
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
actually, it would be:
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2H2O ----> 2H2O2
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
"2H2O ----> 2H2O2"
Doesn't that go against the law of conservation of mass?
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
Yes, actually. Chemistry fail on my part, it would really be: (2)H2O--->(2)H2 + (2)O2
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
Um...I may be missing something, but didn't you just write the exact same thing?
You still have 4 hydrogen atoms and 4 oxygen atoms being produced in your equation. I think you meant 4 hydrogen and *2* oxygen atoms.
Then if you reduce the equation, you have 2 hydrogen and one oxygen; hence the HHO moniker.
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
Ugh. yea. My fault for not paying attention. (2)H2O--->(2)H2+O2
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
Ignore what I said, it was about AC as in I had a wee stupid moment - Thought it would be reversing back and forth not doing anything - rather than just changing electrode constantly, I understand the chemistry and all...