doing this in reverse

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[Bob Boyce]

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Thanks Bob-

There is so much confusion about ratio's required to use in an IC engine. I was hoping you would comment about it. But I see now that it would depend on what type of hydrogen you are making - something I hadn't really paid attention to until now.
For example, an electrolyzer like your 60 plate welder design using 6 amps or less and without resonance, in your opinion what is the most likely volume ratio of air/hydroxy in a low pressure series multiplate cell required to run an engine? (I mean by hydroxy all of the types of hydrogen plus oxygen produced in a low pessure cell)

regards,

[Veritech]

THanks Bob for the post- most interesting.
so would it be possible to write a mathematical formula that would allow us to determine the hydrogen requirements of any ICE? i'd assume there'd have to be one for each relevant type of hydrogen.

i think we as a group really should try determining how much fuel we need, then design our electrolysers, and related power equipment to match, instead of building a box, plugging it into the wall, and trying to run an engine untill it runs out of fuel. Think of it like building a braking system for a new vehicle- you're REALLY gonna want to figure out how much pressure you need to apply to stop that tub before you go careening down a mountainside! ok, maybe thats overkill, but you get my point! lol

Thanks all!