Electrolyte in my electrolyser has room temperature,or max. 75F.
I think if electrolyte has 140- 150 F or more is wasting energy.That is my understanding.Maybe I am wrong, maybe not.
what temperature should H20 be so that I'm not making steam?
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what temperature should H20 be so that I'm not making steam?
by needanswer » Tue Jun 27, 2006 3:33 pm
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by glenn_aircooled » Wed Jun 28, 2006 3:32 am
Bob[/quote]
thanks bob.
according to my meat thermometer, you like your hydroxy medium rare.
I guess the temperature 140 to 160 goes hand in hand with the 25A/square inch to 50A/square inch number. is that right?[/quote]
I imagine that Needing an answer meant to say 1/4 A to 1/2 A per square
inch of one side of one cell.
So for 15 A on a One Cell you would need two plates 5" x 6" = 30 sq"
on each plate......I know thats what you meant.!
thanks bob.
according to my meat thermometer, you like your hydroxy medium rare.
I guess the temperature 140 to 160 goes hand in hand with the 25A/square inch to 50A/square inch number. is that right?[/quote]
I imagine that Needing an answer meant to say 1/4 A to 1/2 A per square
inch of one side of one cell.
So for 15 A on a One Cell you would need two plates 5" x 6" = 30 sq"
on each plate......I know thats what you meant.!
Glenn , See Ya.
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