How much pressure could a HHO dry cell hold? Does anyone know this?
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How much pressure could a HHO dry cell hold? Does anyone know this?
it all depends how your cell is made. But remember HHO can explode..
The cell i'm working on right know seem like it could hold about 2 psi, but i wouldn't want it to. I'm sure a cell that isn't a jerry-rigged POS could hold more.
You can build a cell that could hold 40 - 100 psi with no problem. But the reservoir, bubblers... that most of us use, can barely hold 5 PSI.Quote:
Originally Posted by bergs23
HHO torches work at 15 psi and up. I'm not sure if a regulator is involved but a fire stop must be
interesting, Is anyone pressurizing hydrogen for their car?
there is no need to pressurise it for your car of course, just let it flow :cool:
So am guessing you re thinking of for a torch:
I am planning a dual purpose rig for my older bro that doubles as a cutting torch setup for a remote location, maybe with a secondary cell for extra production without overdriving the road running one.
He has a Lot of iron cutting to do on a boat building project he is doing using old pontoons he has. All mainly about 6mm with some 12mm sections.
For cutting I have seen you want about 10 psi + as I understand so far:
http://www.siamwaterflame.co.uk/html...generator.html
though its torch tips list for 10psi - its safety cut out is set to 39psi. Seems from a photo the LCD displayed running at 31psi. This unit produces 5.83lpm of HHO
or 15 as Boltazar mentioned - but am sure the more the merrier ~_^
For curiosity:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQ751...eature=related
This CNC cutter is running at 33lpm and 7.25 - 21.7 PSI and draws 3500-4000 Watt.
Was kinda joking/serious that my bro should mount a cutting torch to a toy truck (plenty of other options) for stable long straight cuts and less arm strain LOL
Should be a fun project :)
this guys pressurizes and adds air, but not for torches. he's got some intereting videos.
http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=jdmforyou
he explains his system in the gen 1 meshon video
That guy has done a whole bunch of videos. But their is little to no useful information in any of his videos.Quote:
Originally Posted by hanglide4life
This one seem to some up all his videos. http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=.../2/a9f86OXfJac
"This is it,-- what it does is classified,-- you guys can figure it out of yourself,-- it ether does what it does or it doesn't.
Oh yah and dont forget this one
"Watch out for the Disinformation Agents" :rolleyes: ******WARNING******** LONG TERM EXPOSER TO HHO MAY CAUSE BRAIN DAMAGE
5000psi Yeah right at most those air tanks and paint pressure pots are probably only rated at most 200-300psi and thats pushing it. Someone who doesnt want to share freely his secrets is probably is more than likely a BS'erQuote:
Originally Posted by Roland Jacques
but with the right tank and compressor, one could reach very high psi like your normal H tank for welding. My friend also used an old scuba tank he moded to fix dozens of flat car tires.