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Joules per liter of hydroxy?

Postby rsgpitt » Mon Jan 02, 2006 9:23 pm

Does anyone know how many joules are in one liter of browns gas? I could figure it out by watts of the device, but that is assuming total efficiency. 12vx6A=72W One watt = Joule per Second so my electrolyzer produces 3/20 lpm so 6:40 mins/seconds per liter. This equals 400 joules. This doesnt seem right.
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Postby rsgpitt » Mon Jan 02, 2006 9:25 pm

Edit sorry forgot a step. 400x72= 28800 joules per liter. PSHEESH. Check my math>
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