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Mega Joules per liter.
Gasoline 34.2
Gaseous Hydrogen at room temperature 0.01079
HHO, two parts H one part O so divide 0.01079 by 3 x 2 = energy density 0.00719 Mega Joules per liter at room temp.
Raise temp to typical HHO cell temp 185 F (60 amps input) gas expands 21.76 percent.
0.00719 divided by 121.76 x 100 energy density now 0.00590 Mega Joules per liter.
34.2 Mega Joules divided by 0.00590, ratio of 5,796.6 to one. One gallon of gasoline = 5,796.6 gallons of HHO.
EnergySupply2008 2 years ago
It looks like the sun when it explodes
fox20012 2 years ago
You have a cell in the bottom producing h2 and o2 and you're igniting it? Sweet.
cyborgtroy 3 years ago
Correct, Igniting the cell.
CarbideTip 3 years ago
Cool...
TommeyLeeReed 3 years ago
facinating ... yeah, I see the toilet mechanism reference ... the Japanese will love it ... of course the French will expect it provide bidet service as well ...
SmartScarecrow 3 years ago
HHO bidet, Clean and dry in one shot. lol..
CarbideTip 3 years ago
puts a whole new spin on the term "browns gas"
sorry i couldnt let that one pass =P
m3sca1 3 years ago 2
ROFL!! G1.
CarbideTip 3 years ago
great work-can you use the long clear cylinder as a chamber for a piston?
and see how far a known amount of gas will displace the piston.knowing the volume it displaces will help in building an engine of the best parameters suited to the fuel.
m3sca1 3 years ago
Yes, that's next on the list.
CarbideTip 3 years ago
Don't know about a toilet plunger. But a solar powerd HHO water pump would be good.
Next time get the wight of the piston and lets do the kinetic math.Would like to see the spectrograph of that light comming off it.
Good work.
crazzieg 3 years ago
You read my mind. Pressure and vacuum with the flick of a switch.
CarbideTip 3 years ago
I cant wait to read about this experiment.
5*
Leftwings22 3 years ago
Interesting stuff Lefty. Next test cell in the works.
CarbideTip 3 years ago
wow, i think we are going to reinvent the toilet, man. great job, 5 stars
shimoda18 3 years ago
Water, what a wonderful tool. ;-)
CarbideTip 3 years ago