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This would directly result in your gas evolution (liters per minute) dropping way off. Lower production = lower pressure and hence you have your backflash.
You need to use FAR LESS voltage if you're producing your gas with just 1 cell. You should try for 2 or 3 volts per cell.
Statistics: Posted by Chris — Tue Jan 03, 2006 9:14 am
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but my hope is to soon run the electrolyser so to produce the fuel to power a small motorcycle engine(namely a honda ct110, postie bike). so my real concern is back fires or premature explosions ripping through the carb and fuel line to destroy the electrolyser and any one who is around.
Statistics: Posted by jonjon — Wed Dec 28, 2005 7:51 pm
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. what am i doin wrong? i assume my presure is inconsistent?-but i cant see a=ny reason why it would be.
does any one else suffer this problem. i need a proper back pressure arrestor. does anyone have a design to nock one up that doesnt lead to explosions or do i have to buy one ? if so where is a good place to order one from.
has anyone else found this to happen to thm?
Statistics: Posted by jonjon — Wed Dec 28, 2005 12:16 am
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