An interesting video, though I'm not sure you'd get alot of power from the wheel - it could be enough to offset the voltage consumption of the unit itself, thus making it even more "green" than previously without the wheel. I see the potential, perhaps "in-line" between your unit and the bubbler.
Good job and thanks for posting! I shared your video on the HTT website (click my name and you'll find it).
You should be able to pull some of the power back out righ, I know nothing crazy be all that power is just being wasted now. Kinda like them oil hour glass's that spin wheels.
or just add a wheel totaly under water and bubbler your hho under it , that would bubble up for a very long way right, I mean on a bigger cell it will still blow hho out under a few feet of water.
I'm gona test the bubble from a normal setup and just use the output hho to spin it. I'm hot glue'in a simple wheel right now I'll post a video as soon as I'm done.
I see your concept , I look at it this way , Anything can be possible.I am going to give this one some thought,cause i really would like to find a way to get back some of the wasted energy , and return back to the cell and make it more efficient..Dont hurt to try..thats how new things come about..
Nice work! What kind of camera are you using? God Bless, Rob.
EagleLazer 3 years ago
Thanks, the cam is a Sony Handycam Hybrid.
tjgame2 3 years ago
An interesting video, though I'm not sure you'd get alot of power from the wheel - it could be enough to offset the voltage consumption of the unit itself, thus making it even more "green" than previously without the wheel. I see the potential, perhaps "in-line" between your unit and the bubbler.
Good job and thanks for posting! I shared your video on the HTT website (click my name and you'll find it).
HydrogenTechnology 3 years ago
Thanks. Check out my no hole cell video's, it runs on low power, so any recovered energy would make a big diffence in the total juice used.
tjgame2 3 years ago
i havent seen this vid yet i didnt know you was working on a bubble pump i would have ignowleged your efforts in my vid
i removed the vid from us tube because
i didnt realize your efforts on this front
if i do repost a vid on that topic {probly wont} ill make a note of your vid for additional data
NOBOX7 3 years ago
I dont need any note or anything, just build it and share what happens.
tjgame2 3 years ago
you could use the rising bubbles in a tube on one side and and the wieght of electrolyte going down on the other side.
a volume of gas caught under a cup would exert quite a bit of lift.
m3sca1 3 years ago
You should be able to pull some of the power back out righ, I know nothing crazy be all that power is just being wasted now. Kinda like them oil hour glass's that spin wheels.
tjgame2 3 years ago
or just add a wheel totaly under water and bubbler your hho under it , that would bubble up for a very long way right, I mean on a bigger cell it will still blow hho out under a few feet of water.
tjgame2 3 years ago
yeah the rising bubbles have a strong lift.
hydrogen is lighter than air so you should be looking at that,rather than just thinking of hydrodynamic forces to turn the impelller.
m3sca1 3 years ago
I'm gona test the bubble from a normal setup and just use the output hho to spin it. I'm hot glue'in a simple wheel right now I'll post a video as soon as I'm done.
tjgame2 3 years ago
I just put up a working bubble wheel video. Its in the response to this video.
tjgame2 3 years ago
I see your concept , I look at it this way , Anything can be possible.I am going to give this one some thought,cause i really would like to find a way to get back some of the wasted energy , and return back to the cell and make it more efficient..Dont hurt to try..thats how new things come about..
jdcmusicman 3 years ago