? on thermolysis of steam and plasma

[yellowsnow]

i am wanting to get experimenting with this, but the idea of using an HHO torch to supply the plasma ball is not the best because of flash back concerns.

But if i had a tank of hydrogen i could experiment and get the initial efficiantcy. And im pretty sure once a plasma ball is start, if I started injecting water vapor into the plasma i should be able to slowly switch from hydrogen to water vapor only supplying the plasma.

[myoldyourgold]

i am wanting to get experimenting with this, but the idea of using an HHO torch to supply the plasma ball is not the best because of flash back concerns.

But if i had a tank of hydrogen i could experiment and get the initial efficiantcy. And im pretty sure once a plasma ball is start, if I started injecting water vapor into the plasma i should be able to slowly switch from hydrogen to water vapor only supplying the plasma.

You could build a splitter reactor and use a special built torch if need be that adds back a portion of the O and vents the rest or use all the O for a really hot flame. No flash back any more than in an ordinary welding torch.

[yellowsnow]

It's been a long time. The ressesion has caused me to not be able to try any of this, but I do think it is still a viable idea.

But I just want to keep the idea rattling in someones head. So here is a bump.

[mmmjjg]

What if the plasma field was created within a vaccum? wouldnt that drastically reduce the temperatures at wich plasma could be created?