Diesel plus HHO

[calvink]

any one find a good website with good information on hydrogen effects and the overview of the sience and practal application of the sience. I am trying to find out as much as possiable before trying to build one.

[Biofuelsdude]

Originally Posted by calvink

any one find a good website with good information on hydrogen effects and the overview of the sience and practal application of the sience. I am trying to find out as much as possiable before trying to build one.

YouTube - What Happened To This Invention??

thats interesting, since we are on the topic.

[the swede]

maybe a dumb question but, can you run this set up with freezing temps? and what happens if the system runs out of water?

[chevyaddict]

I was actually planning to run a test cell, and start out with an ounce of antifreeze. A simple antifreeze tester will let me know if I have enough to sustain the cold in my area, and using it on a test cell will confirm if amount produced is the same as without the antifreeze.
Otherwise, I'm counting on the temp under the hood while running to keep from freezing the solution.
I will be sure to post my results.
Oh yeah...if it runs low on water...just gonna add some more.

[gr8shot]

haha after watching that video, if you run your hydrogen powered car in the winter, you'd have to make sure your tailpipe doesn't freeze up!!! HAHAHAHA

[Lazydog]

Originally Posted by Biofuelsdude

thats interesting, since we are on the topic.

That is a good question. Wonder if he sold out to big oil like all the other great inventions that would cut into their profits.

[RICKTR]

I don't think you have to worry about the water freezing. Because a commercial electric steam generator has the same parts. This being said, I wonder what is done with the hydrogen in a steam generator?

[bob213]

I don't think a steam engine creates hho. Hho is created by electrolysis.

[RICKTR]

I'm talking about a steam generator not a steam engine. The steam generator I have worked on was an electric device, with 3 electrodes in water. The current flowed between the elctrodes and heated the water to steam. Interesting bit was that there was no low watershutoff safety required because when the water was gone there was no longer a current path and so there was no longer heat! This device was 3phase AC.

[calvink]

Originally Posted by Biofuelsdude

thats interesting, since we are on the topic.

That video is what got me looking into HHO.

Anyone have any solid results from this? If it really works they will try to tax it or make it illegal just the way our GOV works.