Good idear! Mine is a dry cell to. As you can see in my video I have placed a membrane in between the positive and the negative sides of the plates and in that way keep the two gasses separated.
Well done.. Good idea with these hydrogen washing fluid bubbles...you must have also the same pressure inside the oxygen and hydrogen electrolysis fluid tanks..otherwise it could mix inside the cell already...
Can you provided a better image of the membranes that allow the separation of the Ox from the Hy. The mechanical aspect of the oxygen manifold is not clear to me. or where I can find a better video on it. I agree this is great for experiments and I teach the grandkids but I have never compressed it before because of safety concerns. I plan to build a similar project to replicate your success. I love the dehydrator addition.
Love the vids!! Keep er comin! How does the re circulation between the cell/hopper work with respect to the separator material/hole pattern/gasket? I understand the top two channels with the gasket "notched out" to separate the gas, but at the bottom of the cell, is there just an open channel to allow recirculation, and you assume that due to bubbles rising upwards & water flow keeps the gases from mixing?
@@TheDIYScienceGuy What if you used a solid separator (not fibrous) with just a small hole towards the bottom of the recirculation hole in the electrodes. The same logic would apply. I wonder how this would affect resistance? This way the whole cell could be sealed with just gaskets - no gluing the outside ;) Hard to explain via text hah
Well than the current could only flow trough that hole, which would increase the resistance a lot. I actually tried this years ago and the result is, very little gas production. But good question! Thanks!
Fabulous work. I'd like to have my car run on propane tanks filled with home made hydrogen.. some cars have propane conversion kits, we will just use hydrogen in a propane car.
They are very popular in Europe. Exactly my idea, to use LPG Installation for hydrogen. I thought about mixing hydrogen with oxygen at the very end just before it gets to the engine so I can run on browns gas which contains more energy than pure hydrogen. You can set all the fuel dose as you wish so its a lot easier than manipulate with gasoline ECU.
I sure would be interested in a more detailed explanation of your compressor. Also, are you able to evacuate all of the contents of your storage tank prior to filling it with hydrogen?
Have you seen the first video in this series: ua-cam.com/video/REV739pRNcw/v-deo.html Also, I have a diagram on Facebook: facebook.com/234679430309932/posts/pfbid0zkfNAvgzUFJKLaCM4KE457xyGV7rhU7NqZDama54mQMgEzXyyejB6LAApa6TS8CVl/?sfnsn=mo hope it helps! The tank was still filled with propane at atmosferic pressure, so I just filled it with hydrogen, and over time, the propane got flushed out with the hydrogen.
@@TheDIYScienceGuy Thanks. Yes, I believe that I have watched all of your videos on the subject. Can you please state what each of the unnamed components are in your schematic diagram? Also, how is that polyester fabric working as a separator?
Would something like a thin layer of vegetable oil on the surface of the tanks act as a surfactant to "pop" the foam? (It would reduce the purity of the produced hydrogen, but could be automatically refilled with a reservoir.
Hmm I think the sodium hydroxide will dissolve the oil so that would not work well for the conductivity of the solution. The foamstop I use works fine and you need very little of it.
Hello, I am very fascinated by your project.. Do you have any data on the plant's efficiency.. Kw to liters of hydrogen, for example. Or Kw to kg hydrogen..
Hoe veel bar drukte is binnen de veilige norm voor waterstof gas ? Ik wil ook met zonnepanelen waterstofgas genereren en gebruiken ! Maar is de vraag hoe veel liter waterstofgas heb ik nodig 100m3 ruimte op te warmen ? En hoe veel energy heb ik nodig om benodigde waterstofgas te genereren ?
13 bar is "veilig" als je onder een hogere druk wil opslaan heb je een speciale waterstof tank nodig waarbij het metaal aan de binnenkant van de tank beschermt is zodat het waterstof de tank niet kan aantasten. Ik weet niet hoe veel H2 er nodig is om 100m3 te verwarmen. Mijn generator gebruikt ongeveer 12.5W per liter geproduceerde waterstof.
If you run a vertical tube or large coil in line before the hydrogen gets to the cilica jel you can help to remove any latent condensate from the gas and help prolong your jel
Could I suggest a vacuum pump to remove the moisture saturation situation. cheaper and more convenient solution to heating. great video and I hope you well with your experiment.
The DIY Science Guy I'm assuming that your dad is an arcrylic tube depending on its thickness it should be able to hold a vacuum. if you had a petcock on the bottom and also the top two totally isolate your medium in the acrylic tube you can pull a vacuum on it with an inexpensive vacuum pump, and leave it pull a vacuum maybe overnight and any moisture in that tube will boil off in the vacuum and be vented into the atmosphere and your medium will be completely free of moisture everyday. water boils at room temperature in a vacuum.
Hi James. Why not use a membrane water separator for your compressor? Compressors use them all the time to filter water out of the air before the water has a chance to get into your air tools or paint guns. I use them for my airbrushes. They can be had for cheap and come in a variety of sizes based on your output.
Yes but those only work at the high pressure side and I need to remove the moisture at the low pressure side before it goes into the compressor. But thanks for the suggestion! 👍
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I'm trying to make nylon separators between the plates, all I have to do with the failed nylon is to keep it tight, the generator when I fold it separates the gases for a short time, and then go to meat
myself, id build up a few of those silica gel tubes to switch out as needed. when one gets saturated , then id just circulate dehumidified air through it for a while til it was good and dry. all the while having one of my spares in its place til that one gets saturated, then its just 'lather, rinse repeat'.
@@TheDIYScienceGuy Ihad not though of that idea. though i would still have a few backups ready to go. if only to account for murphy's law. (would so love to punch that guy in the nose a few times...)
I am considering setting up my dry cell in my apartment for heating purposes. I'm in Maine I live out on the coast there's no real good insulation in the apartment and heating fuel cost a lot here.
two questions- 1, Why is it safer to use electricity? Are you referring the unseparated HHO with both O and H re-combining? 2. How electricity more efficient. It would be just a heating element that produces heat and uses a lot of amps
1: Yes a homemade hho generator in your house is not safe unless you have all the safety features like gas detection and other fire safety devices. 2: to make hydrogen you need electricity. So what's the benefit of first making hydrogen and then burn it?
I'm not sure, of course some contamination will be filtered out but maybe also a lot of H2 will be absorbed. It's an interesting tought. I might try it some time. Thanks fore the suggestion! 👍
I'm curious to see if or how much cubic feet per minute of helium that you produce I'm curious because I would like to design a hydrogen based combustion engine and it'd be so self-sufficient .
Yes, I'm planning to make something like that in the future. I showed this in my last Hydrogen generator video: ua-cam.com/video/GOppb7jRGCc/v-deo.htmlsi=1yLLs2NWboSXuEoy hope you like it! And thanks for the suggestion! 👍
Hello, can someone please help me? I'm currently trying to rebuild the generator, but I think I made a mistake with buying the membrane. I bought PolyPropilen 150g/m2, which is actually for weed control. Unfortunately, the material is completely waterproof and doesn't conduct electricity. So when I apply a multimeter, there is no resistance (Ohm) measurable. Can this even work like this? Unfortunately, I have very little knowledge, so I would appreciate scientific answers. It would also be great if someone could provide an Amazon link to a more suitable membrane material (in the EU). Thank you very much in advance.
I was considering the possibility of a hydrogen electrolyzer to inflate a 1.5 meter balloon, which would lift a 5/8 wave vertical wire antenna for 1900 kHz. I can see that the complexity, cost and risk of the endeavor make it more desirable to simply purchase the gas from a welding supply dealer.
S1R9A9M9 ran his mower engine on just water in carb, with amps through plug the same time. ( water vapor pressure + small Hydrogen ) A Triple coils assembly was used with plated #14 gray and red copper wire from riding mower chassis. Circuit has 100% on 7turns Magnetic field as 90 degrees over 5 turns of #12 gauge wire for firm frame for the upper 7 turns. see wire with side tap joint #1 to ground, 6-10amps through plug, accessory spark gap, diodes, Timing shifted to -34degrees late timing by the field, the 6-10amps fire only when plug fires through 13 turns. Joint #2 as Hi V + amps together to plug. Water in carburetor changes to water vapor pressure at low end of piston stroke, along with minute amount of hydrogen gas that also fires. Vacuum pulls only level of water engine needs. Electrical Circuit source of resistance to limit current not known. Battery start, battery removed., Circuit runs on onboard dual alternators - Probably AC for field + DC for spark plug amps, (or Bridge rectifier to get 15 A) . High voltage ignition is negative with positive ground. EGR was not applied on Briggs 18HP as was done with earlier car conversions that used sets of obsolete relays. S1R coils was to replace the unusual relays. He called it electromagnet + booster coils.Original spark plug of 4kohm changed to 125ohm QC12YC About 1300 v required to push current through plug. Induction cross voltage leakage from Ignition., or flyback high volts effect from 2MH coil included. Engine ran on water at idle speed and sounds somewhat like a water pump! Parts contained in plastic tub on side of engine with wires coming down from upper engine cowl and all wires wrapped in blk elec tape - it's not just 1 plug wire!. Alternator wires always come out on left side Briggs starter motor. Extension cord , if jumped at the plug end, can be the extra long RETIURN WIRE from bottom of spark plug he said was required and back to tub alt wire. See S1R9A9M9 Videos #1 + #2. at slow speed. Web site shut down......
well i have been making that for a national level science fair. and i m done with 70 % of work .basically there is two units one will seperate the hydrogen ,it includes compressor,and the g.as will be filled in a custom made tank.
Earthing that bladder could be be a worthwhile investment should u be unlucky 3 times in one spot at 1 time. o2 getting in system, static charge buildup, Fire, Rare.... But there is opportunity for a bad day
I'm curious because I would like to design a internal combustion engine to run on hydrogen on board an oxygen on board maybe oxygen supplement with atmosphere. the cubic inch does not matter it may start off in the Prototype stage in the CC range and go from there it's not about power produced to do work, it's to see if any work can be done self-sufficient on board. what's good about hydrogen that the fuel ratio could be easily adjusted thus providing efficiency in different Ranges.
Can we do what to do to the colorless electrolyte? These chromium oxides are very dangerous !!! How many times have you come to the touch of a goat with a yellow solution? Although the pH> 14 solution is alkaline and such a solution can not cause cancer ...
@@TheDIYScienceGuy I am cordially waiting for you to perform a generator repair, to explain to the audience what is happening with membranes, and of which the material is the best quality of the membrane. When will you do the repair? When handling the overhaul, it can come into contact with the rest of the electrolyte after the process, but I think it's not as toxic to humans, it's dangerous, but I'm only using protective rubbers, but I think the main cause of hexavalent chromium formation is too high cumulative voltage, and poor quality INOKS prohrom material ???
One of the best DIY videos there are! Technically sound.Very consistent. No unnecessary bubbles.
Thank you very much!!!
I really appreciate your project completion and execution. Thank you for sharing and inspiring others! Kudos!!
I pray to the creator to make your journey much easier and give everyone a happy and beautiful future.
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thanks! I might build a hydrogen generator and compressor unit but with a dry cell instead. any recomendations on how to get the oxygen out?
Good idear! Mine is a dry cell to. As you can see in my video I have placed a membrane in between the positive and the negative sides of the plates and in that way keep the two gasses separated.
cool, I will do that
Well done.. Good idea with these hydrogen washing fluid bubbles...you must have also the same pressure inside the oxygen and hydrogen electrolysis fluid tanks..otherwise it could mix inside the cell already...
A small pressure difference is not a problem.
Thanks so much mate.. I've now ran a small 2 stoke engine of all things on hydrogen with my wet sell :)
this is amazing. Thankyou so much for taking the time to share this! excited to watch more of your videos
Can you provided a better image of the membranes that allow the separation of the Ox from the Hy. The mechanical aspect of the oxygen manifold is not clear to me. or where I can find a better video on it. I agree this is great for experiments and I teach the grandkids but I have never compressed it before because of safety concerns. I plan to build a similar project to replicate your success. I love the dehydrator addition.
Thanks! In a while I will make a video of the overhaul of the generator so then you will have a good view.
thanks
awesome
Excellent job. Great updates!
Love the vids!! Keep er comin!
How does the re circulation between the cell/hopper work with respect to the separator material/hole pattern/gasket?
I understand the top two channels with the gasket "notched out" to separate the gas, but at the bottom of the cell, is there just an open channel to allow recirculation, and you assume that due to bubbles rising upwards & water flow keeps the gases from mixing?
Thank you very much! And all you assumptions are right!!! Good job 😉
@@TheDIYScienceGuy What if you used a solid separator (not fibrous) with just a small hole towards the bottom of the recirculation hole in the electrodes. The same logic would apply. I wonder how this would affect resistance? This way the whole cell could be sealed with just gaskets - no gluing the outside ;) Hard to explain via text hah
Well than the current could only flow trough that hole, which would increase the resistance a lot. I actually tried this years ago and the result is, very little gas production. But good question! Thanks!
Ah figures. Well I'm looking forward to seeing how nylon works out!
You are brilliant - Thinking of employing your technology to make hydrogen ascessable to the poor people
Water & Electrolysis = Hydrogen & Health
Thank you very much! Good luck with your endeavor and please let me know how that goes!
How did it go?
Fabulous work. I'd like to have my car run on propane tanks filled with home made hydrogen.. some cars have propane conversion kits, we will just use hydrogen in a propane car.
They are very popular in Europe. Exactly my idea, to use LPG Installation for hydrogen. I thought about mixing hydrogen with oxygen at the very end just before it gets to the engine so I can run on browns gas which contains more energy than pure hydrogen. You can set all the fuel dose as you wish so its a lot easier than manipulate with gasoline ECU.
@@ZapytajRedditPolska Browns gas is very dangerous due to the oxygen content causing pre-ignition, so please be careful with this.
@@alfredharrison597 you dont store it together.
No that is very dangerous!!!
Ce monsieur et super !!!! mais commentaires en Anglais !!!!!!!!! bravo à lui
Merci beaucoup (Thank you very much)!!!
hello my friend. I am going to build a system such as yours in order to collect oxygen for my scientific glass blowing . Very cool setup!
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Thanks for the update!!
what do you use the H2 for??
To fill my hydrogen balloons. Have you seen this video of mine: ua-cam.com/video/PryCxyJ8Y2Y/v-deo.html hope you like it!
do you have a pdf file for this on how to make this unit or something that will just power a genorator and no need to store it
I have this diagram in Instagram, hope it helps: instagram.com/p/Bpl2pLijM7z/?
Excellent Video!!! 5 stars
I sure would be interested in a more detailed explanation of your compressor. Also, are you able to evacuate all of the contents of your storage tank prior to filling it with hydrogen?
Have you seen the first video in this series: ua-cam.com/video/REV739pRNcw/v-deo.html Also, I have a diagram on Facebook: facebook.com/234679430309932/posts/pfbid0zkfNAvgzUFJKLaCM4KE457xyGV7rhU7NqZDama54mQMgEzXyyejB6LAApa6TS8CVl/?sfnsn=mo hope it helps! The tank was still filled with propane at atmosferic pressure, so I just filled it with hydrogen, and over time, the propane got flushed out with the hydrogen.
@@TheDIYScienceGuy Thanks. Yes, I believe that I have watched all of your videos on the subject. Can you please state what each of the unnamed components are in your schematic diagram?
Also, how is that polyester fabric working as a separator?
Would something like a thin layer of vegetable oil on the surface of the tanks act as a surfactant to "pop" the foam? (It would reduce the purity of the produced hydrogen, but could be automatically refilled with a reservoir.
Hmm I think the sodium hydroxide will dissolve the oil so that would not work well for the conductivity of the solution. The foamstop I use works fine and you need very little of it.
Hello, I am very fascinated by your project.. Do you have any data on the plant's efficiency.. Kw to liters of hydrogen, for example. Or Kw to kg hydrogen..
could one use one of those high pressure compressors used for filling airguns and scuba tanks, for high pressure hydrogen storage? (4000~ psi)
I'm not sure how leak free those are.
Hoe veel bar drukte is binnen de veilige norm voor waterstof gas ?
Ik wil ook met zonnepanelen waterstofgas genereren en gebruiken ! Maar is de vraag hoe veel liter waterstofgas heb ik nodig 100m3 ruimte op te warmen ? En hoe veel energy heb ik nodig om benodigde waterstofgas te genereren ?
13 bar is "veilig" als je onder een hogere druk wil opslaan heb je een speciale waterstof tank nodig waarbij het metaal aan de binnenkant van de tank beschermt is zodat het waterstof de tank niet kan aantasten. Ik weet niet hoe veel H2 er nodig is om 100m3 te verwarmen. Mijn generator gebruikt ongeveer 12.5W per liter geproduceerde waterstof.
What do you do with the oxygen?
Not much. Sometimes I use it for a little experiment but other dan that, I will just let it flow away.
Does it liquify the hydrogen?
No only compress.
Good idea adding silica gel, have you thoght about KOH instead of NaOH? Might help get rid of some nastyness ie the vid where you clean your unit..
Thanks! No that does not help. It only has a lower freezing pont which can help in winter conditions.
wonder if a car carboration oxygen sencer could be rigged up some way?
Unfortunately, not because they need a high temperature to operate. But good thinking! 👍
If you run a vertical tube or large coil in line before the hydrogen gets to the cilica jel you can help to remove any latent condensate from the gas and help prolong your jel
Good idea! Thanks!
Could I suggest a vacuum pump to remove the moisture saturation situation. cheaper and more convenient solution to heating. great video and I hope you well with your experiment.
Thanks! Well I think the drying column I use now is the easiest because it's a non powered system. How do you suggest your vacuum idea would work?
The DIY Science Guy I'm assuming that your dad is an arcrylic tube depending on its thickness it should be able to hold a vacuum. if you had a petcock on the bottom and also the top two totally isolate your medium in the acrylic tube you can pull a vacuum on it with an inexpensive vacuum pump, and leave it pull a vacuum maybe overnight and any moisture in that tube will boil off in the vacuum and be vented into the atmosphere and your medium will be completely free of moisture everyday. water boils at room temperature in a vacuum.
Oooow you mean a vacuum to dry the silica gel! That's a really good idea, thanks!!! 🤯👍
Hi James. Why not use a membrane water separator for your compressor? Compressors use them all the time to filter water out of the air before the water has a chance to get into your air tools or paint guns. I use them for my airbrushes. They can be had for cheap and come in a variety of sizes based on your output.
Yes but those only work at the high pressure side and I need to remove the moisture at the low pressure side before it goes into the compressor. But thanks for the suggestion! 👍
i think its time for a second update :D
Coming soon!
@@TheDIYScienceGuy:D
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Hi how much power does the system draw?
I draws 900W but with a very inefficient transformer.
400th sub, came here looking for any information on compressing hydrogen because I want to fuel a mini bike on hydrogen
Great channel I’m glad I stopped by
Thank you #400! Good luck on your mini bike! Thanks for your sub!
Hi, great video. Do you know how much power it uses? Like in amp hours per liter of hydrogen.
Thanks! 800w 70 liter hydrogen per hour. Have you seen this? ua-cam.com/video/REV739pRNcw/v-deo.html
Bonjour , je te conseille d'aller faire un petit tour sur la page "hydrogène maintenant" de Clement Bon courage à toi !!!
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Good!
Thanks!
Good one...
Thanks!
do you have a blue print and list of all parts
I have a diagram on Instagram: instagram.com/p/Bpl2pLijM7z/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= hope it helps!
Do you make these hydrogen separators for sale?
No. I like to experiment a lot and make videos about it. I'm not that commercial ;)
I'm trying to make nylon separators between the plates, all I have to do with the failed nylon is to keep it tight, the generator when I fold it separates the gases for a short time, and then go to meat
Oke I think you should try polypropylene. It seems like that's the most suitable material. Or polyester if you can't find polypropylene.
myself, id build up a few of those silica gel tubes to switch out as needed. when one gets saturated , then id just circulate dehumidified air through it for a while til it was good and dry. all the while having one of my spares in its place til that one gets saturated, then its just 'lather, rinse repeat'.
Apparently you can also put the tube under a vacuum to dehumidify it.
@@TheDIYScienceGuy Ihad not though of that idea. though i would still have a few backups ready to go. if only to account for murphy's law. (would so love to punch that guy in the nose a few times...)
question though: would dry, uncooked rice work as well as silica gel?
@@troymoore7537 no I don't think it will.
how much psi/bar can you load in the tank ?
It's rated at 30 bar max. I fill it max 12.5 bar
Great video.
I am considering setting up my dry cell in my apartment for heating purposes. I'm in Maine I live out on the coast there's no real good insulation in the apartment and heating fuel cost a lot here.
Well if you use it for heating, its much more efficient and safer to use an electric heater.
two questions-
1, Why is it safer to use electricity? Are you referring the unseparated HHO with both O and H re-combining?
2. How electricity more efficient. It would be just a heating element that produces heat and uses a lot of amps
1: Yes a homemade hho generator in your house is not safe unless you have all the safety features like gas detection and other fire safety devices.
2: to make hydrogen you need electricity. So what's the benefit of first making hydrogen and then burn it?
i want to buy your product where u from
No I'm not selling anything, this channel is about sharing knowledge 🤓
waar haal je al je onderdelen
Banggood.com, bouwmarkten enz
what happent if use charcoal for filter H ?
I'm not sure, of course some contamination will be filtered out but maybe also a lot of H2 will be absorbed. It's an interesting tought. I might try it some time. Thanks fore the suggestion! 👍
I'm curious to see if or how much cubic feet per minute of helium that you produce I'm curious because I would like to design a hydrogen based combustion engine and it'd be so self-sufficient .
I produce 2.47 cubic feet of hydogen per hour.
What about an oxygen sensor on the hydrogen side that will vent the system and shut it down if oxygen is detected
Yes, I'm planning to make something like that in the future. I showed this in my last Hydrogen generator video: ua-cam.com/video/GOppb7jRGCc/v-deo.htmlsi=1yLLs2NWboSXuEoy hope you like it! And thanks for the suggestion! 👍
Hello, can someone please help me? I'm currently trying to rebuild the generator, but I think I made a mistake with buying the membrane. I bought PolyPropilen 150g/m2, which is actually for weed control. Unfortunately, the material is completely waterproof and doesn't conduct electricity. So when I apply a multimeter, there is no resistance (Ohm) measurable. Can this even work like this? Unfortunately, I have very little knowledge, so I would appreciate scientific answers. It would also be great if someone could provide an Amazon link to a more suitable membrane material (in the EU). Thank you very much in advance.
I was considering the possibility of a hydrogen electrolyzer to inflate a 1.5 meter balloon, which would lift a 5/8 wave vertical wire antenna for 1900 kHz. I can see that the complexity, cost and risk of the endeavor make it more desirable to simply purchase the gas from a welding supply dealer.
You might to use a O2 sensor from
A junk car either a hand held oscilloscope maybe a multimeter
I believe thay only work at higher temperatures so that won't work I think. But thanks for the suggestion!
S1R9A9M9 ran his mower engine on just water in carb, with amps through plug the same time.
( water vapor pressure + small Hydrogen ) A Triple coils assembly was
used with plated #14 gray and red
copper wire from riding mower chassis. Circuit has 100% on 7turns
Magnetic field as 90 degrees over 5 turns of #12 gauge wire for firm
frame for the upper 7 turns. see wire with side tap joint #1 to ground,
6-10amps through plug, accessory spark gap, diodes, Timing shifted to
-34degrees late timing by the field, the 6-10amps fire only when plug
fires through 13 turns. Joint #2 as Hi V + amps together to plug. Water
in carburetor changes to water vapor pressure at low end of piston
stroke, along with minute amount of hydrogen gas that also fires. Vacuum
pulls only level of water engine needs. Electrical Circuit source of
resistance to limit current not known. Battery start, battery removed.,
Circuit runs on onboard dual alternators - Probably AC for field + DC
for spark plug amps, (or Bridge rectifier to get 15 A) . High voltage
ignition is negative with positive ground. EGR was not applied on
Briggs 18HP as was done with earlier car conversions that used sets of
obsolete relays. S1R coils was to replace the unusual relays. He called
it electromagnet + booster coils.Original spark plug of 4kohm changed to
125ohm QC12YC About 1300 v required to push current through plug.
Induction cross voltage leakage from Ignition., or flyback high volts effect from 2MH coil included.
Engine ran on water at idle speed and sounds somewhat
like a water pump! Parts contained in plastic tub on side of engine with
wires coming down from upper engine cowl and all wires wrapped in blk
elec tape - it's not just 1 plug wire!. Alternator wires always come out
on left side Briggs starter motor. Extension cord , if jumped at the plug
end, can be the extra long RETIURN WIRE from bottom of spark plug he
said was required and back to tub alt wire. See S1R9A9M9 Videos #1 + #2. at slow
speed. Web site shut down......
can you please tell me that ; how much hydrogen gas can be stored in 9 litre tank at 80 psi.
Yes I can: 80 psi = 5.5 bar 5.5x9 liter is 49.5 liter. Hoop that helped!
well im from india.im 15 . and immaking a motorcycle that uses completely hydrogen
Nice! Please let me know how that goes, and If you have more questions please ask!
Ps: make sure that your ignition is max 1degree before dead center. For the highest efficiency
well i have been making that for a national level science fair. and i m done with 70 % of work .basically there is two units one will seperate the hydrogen ,it includes compressor,and the g.as will be filled in a custom made tank.
Earthing that bladder could be be a worthwhile investment should u be unlucky 3 times in one spot at 1 time.
o2 getting in system,
static charge buildup,
Fire,
Rare.... But there is opportunity for a bad day
I'm curious because I would like to design a internal combustion engine to run on hydrogen on board an oxygen on board maybe oxygen supplement with atmosphere. the cubic inch does not matter it may start off in the Prototype stage in the CC range and go from there it's not about power produced to do work, it's to see if any work can be done self-sufficient on board. what's good about hydrogen that the fuel ratio could be easily adjusted thus providing efficiency in different Ranges.
Have you seen this video of mine: ua-cam.com/video/llmcU-mZRFs/v-deo.html
More updates pls
Thanks! I need more time but there will be more updates!
How much did you paid for the stainless steel? I would have to pay 140€.
€140,- is criminal! I bought it for 10 or 20 euro's
Where should I get it? 10€ or 20€ are very cheap.
I bought mine at a local construction shop, you just need to look fore a shop that uses that kind of stainless steel plate.
Can we do what to do to the colorless electrolyte? These chromium oxides are very dangerous !!! How many times have you come to the touch of a goat with a yellow solution? Although the pH> 14 solution is alkaline and such a solution can not cause cancer ...
I never touched it. I'm going to use something else as the electrodes but am not sure yet what it's going to be.
@@TheDIYScienceGuy
I am cordially waiting for you to perform a generator repair, to explain to the audience what is happening with membranes, and of which the material is the best quality of the membrane. When will you do the repair? When handling the overhaul, it can come into contact with the rest of the electrolyte after the process, but I think it's not as toxic to humans, it's dangerous, but I'm only using protective rubbers, but I think the main cause of hexavalent chromium formation is too high cumulative voltage, and poor quality INOKS prohrom material ???
@@TheDIYScienceGuy Try Osmosis foils for the membranes. A friend has much success in his seperator cell.
Bist du deutsch?
Nein Niederländisch.
Achso und ich hätte gedacht, dass du französisch bist.
😂😂😂
Go to Avasva page if you want to learn how to build it yourself
deutsch?
No dutch :)
Ok thx
Do you make these hydrogen separators for sale?