The HHO Project

Started by Tommey Reed, 2014.07.12, 15:06:10

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Tommey Reed

Hi All,

This is my HHO project to show how to run a mechanical system.

With 20 years of eperiments with HHO, I plan to show what I learn with many experiment from the past.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yX2zsdKeqAs&hd=1

Tom

muDped

I like your choice of metals for your cell electrodes Tom.

Your video didn't say what you're using as the electrolyte
but there are many choices other than the most commonly
recommended Potassium Hydroxide or Sodium Hydroxide.

I'm a great fan of low voltage, large electrode cells myself
in conjunction with adjustable Buck Converters to operate
efficiently from a 12 Volt source.
For there is nothing hidden that will not be disclosed, and nothing concealed that will not be known or brought out into the open.

Matt Watts

Very true.  If you take mains voltage down to 2.1 volts and increase the amperage proportionally, then make sure you have 1 square inch of surface area on each plate for every 1/2 amp of power you put in, you will have a pretty efficient producer of Hydroxy gas.  As long as you have sufficient surface area, you can avoid thermal runaway.  Then it's just a matter of using the correct amount of electrolyte to get optimal production.

Attached is a little calculator I use quite often to see if I'm in the ballpark.

Tommey Reed

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Hi Dumped and Matt,

I'm using Potassium Hydroxide for my electrolyte and a 12v battery to power my cell.

No matter how you make your cells, watts will create heat and will boil water if you don't cool it down.

1 watt =3.43btu or 1 btu will rise 1lb(15.37oz) of water one degree


This is a HHO cannon experiment that allows the HHO to expand to a high velocity.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36s5HEyiIsA&hd=1

Tom


Matt Watts

Quote from: Tommey Reed on 2014.07.13, 01:07:08
This is a HHO cannon experiment that allows the HHO to expand to a high velocity.

I couldn't help myself:
http://open-source-energy.org/?topic=1970.0

;D

Tommey Reed

Thanks Matt,


Not that I'm better then anyone else, but people need to understand the effects of different fuels if they are going to use them for mechanical work.

Tom.

Tommey Reed

Hi All,

What if you can move water with HHO?

Could you create a water jet hydrogen engine?

What about moving water with HHO to power a water wheel?

Most people want to try to use HHO as a pressure to create mechanical work, I say you must convert that pressure in to mass else and then create mechanical work.

E=MC^2 : We have the speed from the explosion of HHO, all we need now is some mass to move.

This is another simple yet very effective test to show the explosion of HHH moving lots of water mass

Enjoy the show >:-).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56VMhB_sGzA&hd=1

Tom


Farmhand

You wont get any OU out of that Tommy. Would be foolish to think so.

See.

Tommey Reed

Farmhand,

Did I say it was, look just go back to OU forum, I have better things to do then fight with people ego.

Must be the water people are drinking today!

Have a great day!

Tom O0

Tommey Reed

Hi All,

Speaking about water, this is my son taking a hit for us all with the HHO water cannon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ep8oDn5u_Zw&hd=1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdMtTvhJgXY&hd=1

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Tommey Reed

Hi All,

This HHO water cannon is use to turn a water wheel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Acu8kvxGExQ&hd=1

Tom

Tommey Reed

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Hi All,

This is another way to get high pressure from HHO.


Tom

Tommey Reed

Hi All,

There is a lot of energy being release from HHO, this is just a few ideas that comes to mind.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mF0SQrspdkA&hd=1

Tom.