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  • Just seperate the gasses and there's no flashback

    hydrofuelsys. com/cubecart/index.php?act=vie­wProd&productId=11

    just remove ^ space

  • great job!

  • wow, nice design :)

    simple.....huh, we need more people like you! all those silly designs for backfire arrestors and finally one that ACTUALLY works! nice work.

  • Hay, you did a AWESOME job on your PRV . It looked like it worked perfect ! I want one! It seems to me that most are putting the springs in side, but you put yours on the out side. How has this helped or was it just easyer to make it that way? and how much pressure will it hold before it pops. Thanks for posting this vid, john...

  • I had an explosion too but luckily I just blew out the gasket on my system, nothing ruptured. I mounted springs under the bolts to hold down the top plate and I also got myself a face shield.

  • could a racketball ball do?

  • Yes it might, but I think you would have to put a spring one it to hold back some pressure in the bubbler and to reseal it.

  • could a racket-ball ball do? insted of the spring and gasket.

  • thats what i need,considering i had few blow...nice work

  • Thanks, thats why I posted it. Seen to many including mine blow up. Just trying to make life a little safer if you mess with HHO

  • nice work.

  • you need to show me er i mean us how to build this it could safe money and lifes for alot of people

    nice work chad

  • Good work friend, were all making progress.

  • Now someone has the safest way to eliminate the chamber from exploding on the bubbler or the existing hydrogen oxygen chamber producing the gas directly. Us inventors worldwide are finally achieving success sharing technology and the videos between other inventors to benefit the world. My successful flashback arrestor and your successful explosion valve will improve every inventors dream. To see my successful Flashback Arrestor click on my name in blue to see my videos of many different test.

  • I can get a brass version of this device. 3/4" round 1/4 threaded about 2" long $15.00

  • Could you send me a link to the brass version?

  • Ray Paul Manufacturing inc. 1-770-537-6122 of GA. PART # RP-5A708 you might want to wait a few days to try to order because I bought the last one for now. HE said he can sell us 10 at a time or more. THis is EXACTLY what the Aquygen 1500 uses in their machine. It is rated at 1500 LPH and can take some pretty good flashbacks! Also I found where they buy their flash supressors. IBEDA is a German Manufacture that sells qualit products...check them out.

  • @mdbreedi Tractor Supply has various pressures from 40-150psi or so. I may have forgotten to mention that.

  • @freedomorelse Hi guy, can you let me know where you get this brass version freedommorelse, i would be intrested in getting one to try out. thanks. thom.

  • Very Smart!!

  • nice design ... one question has any one used a aceytlene flash back from a torch???suppose to be good up to 30 psi of hydrogen..(not HHO) just a thought. thank for your vids Mr. Breedi always impressed every time i see a new one

  • From what a few friends of mine have experimented with arrestors from aceytlene or oxygen tanks is they are not fast enough to catch the flame from HHO flashback, it wiil get around them, that is why you see so many people trying something different on youtube to make some kind of arrestor to stop the dreaded flashback from HHO. This device doesn't stop the flashback it just gives a vent for the pressure inside a bubbler to escape.

  • so using a aceytlene at air intake is a waste of time???I love the design . Im building one similiar out of aluminium. w/ oring seat ...thanks for sharing your work. BRILLIANT

  • Awesome job, beats inline solutions by far!

  • Cool!! I would like to make one 3/4". Neat whoosh sound before it pops.

  • Brilliant!!!

    But can it whistle dixie?

  • from the looks of it, you could make it fairly inexpensively. Are you going to market these?

  • saweet!... show us how!

  • That was FANTASTIC!

  • Nice prototype design. Excellent approach. Would be nice to have sensor with signal to operator to alert of flashback occurrence. See standard relief valve design for additional ideas. You are certainly on the right track here.

  • great job.

  • This looks like it may turn out to be a workable solution. We will need to investigate the cost of goods and manpower required to make sure it can be made and sold at a price that folks can afford. But a safety device like this is much needed so this work is important.

    Bravo !!! Miller time !!!

  • Outstanding Redd, another EBN inovation at it's finest!5*****

  • Like a mini blow-off valve used on supercharged vehicles... great Idea man.

    -raptor

  • excellent idea

    best of all is it is simple and work perfect every time.

    appears fail proof to me.

    you could put a tensioner bolt on it to increase the psi level of the bubbler so it doubles as a release valve. maybe????

  • Sweet! Thats the ticket.

  • nice! great work! this is a very simple but effective flash back arrestor, and it is the bubbler! so you could also use an inline flash back for extra Protection!

  • That's some nice stuff there...

  • now thats pretty close to awesome.

    You have my respect sir.

    AH

  • hi mdbreedi, nice design, the spring holds the plate down, bolts keep the spring centred. simple but elegent.fizzy

  • Sweet!

  • Very Nice Work !!

  • very nice ...

  • nice mbreedi,

    couldn't see it move - but i sure could see the exhaust.  not that that's bad...

    do you have a assemby video for this concept?

  • Not yet, have a couple items I need to address first with this first test.

  • Thats a pretty good contraption you got there

  • now that my friend is a damn good idea! I have had a couple of bubbler explosions before this sure would have helped. As always, great work. Dan Wilson Jr.

  • Oh yea, that is sweet and causes no inline restriction so it would be sufficient to run on a large cell or multiple cell applications. 5 star thinking.

  • Looks good.

  • yur so humble...

  • Great work

  • that is a great idea how much pressure does that spring apply on the cell?

  • Just a few pounds, don't know for sure but I take a look where I got them and see if its on the box. This spring is tapered and i can collapse them with my fingers

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