Thats the spirit Kelvin. Now to move on to the next stage,
start recording your efficiencies. If you can get power usage down
below 2 watts to produce 1 Litre of Hydrogen / oxygen at atmospheric
pressure in one hour then you are really doing well.
With that you could build yourself a mighty fine generator.
What stage are you up to? Do you need assistance with the measuring
techniques?
Brown's Gas
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by kevinsatterfield » Mon Apr 09, 2007 10:49 pm
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by ElectroGasMan » Tue Apr 10, 2007 1:38 am
Yes I agree
Excellent to here someone can do it. Keep me posted on your next move.
Like if you are planning a gen that say can make a 1 in 1 min. I wonder on watts then.
Michael
Excellent to here someone can do it. Keep me posted on your next move.
Like if you are planning a gen that say can make a 1 in 1 min. I wonder on watts then.
Michael
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by AlaskaStar » Tue Apr 10, 2007 9:18 pm
Making hydrogen at atmospheric pressure is easy.
Have any of you considered making it at LESS than 1 Atmosphere?
Your production goes right up, as the water is de-pressurized. the quickest to release is the hydrogen and oxygen gasses.
AlaskaStar
Have any of you considered making it at LESS than 1 Atmosphere?
Your production goes right up, as the water is de-pressurized. the quickest to release is the hydrogen and oxygen gasses.
AlaskaStar
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