Burn Rate Testing With HGG Corona Dish Charge Air Ionizing. More Testing Needed.

I need to do more tests on this one. The main reason for this was for the live audience

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Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• burn
• Corona (satellite)
• Fire
• Burning
• Flame

[m3sca1]

For testing burn rate,you need a way to compare the flame speed.Just doing pops in a jar is far from qualatative.Try setting up a burn tube with a length of tubing,for calculation sake a 1meter length would be good.Then you can slow down the video and count how many frames it took to burn down the tube,knowing the frame rate of your camera,should be able to calculate reliable numbers

[rwg42985]

@m3sca1 I can do 60 FPS with 1080P... So I should be able so see it. But right now, even at 60fps I can only get one frame in and the flash back went down a 20 foot tube... All in one frame??? You seen that allready? ~Russ

[vipond50]

Russ that was one of the reasons I worked up the gas splitter cell(GSC ™), The design allows the tester to be able to work with the two gases in a controlled manner at what ever ratio is needed.

Give her a go....I saw an improvement when I was passing the gas through the Spark gap ?????

I also observed a spectural change toward the UV... expected.

Bill

[rwg42985]

@vipond50 Yes! Lots to do still!!! :) winter... Ugh! ~Russ

[Hawk491000]

As soon as I have my rv finnished I have a camera with IR that I'm gonna use for my tests see ya then....Cheers HAWK

[rwg42985]

@Hawk491000 Sweet hawk!!!! That's will be intresting! ~Russ

[kurdishmob]

Why do u think the extra oxygen help. The HHO should have enough oxygen to burn all your hydrogen back to water. It makes a lot of sense if you ionize (with HGG) the HHO or more correctly the oxygen coming out of your hho cell, and not oxygen from AIR.

[m3sca1]

@rwg42985 yeah now that you mention it i do recall seeing that-hmmm i wonder how stan measured burn rate-must be an easier way...

[cr76802]

@rwg42985 hey Russ I been notice people talking about usen argon gas. If u are able to separate and have just have hydrogen check into tri mix welding shield gas. It can comes in various mixes. Mixes of argon nitrogen helium. Also there are mixes that are design to burn hotter when used ill try to find a proper mix for u if interested

[Occhty]

Those mufflers (copper filter, quenching things) are used a lot in high pressure air systems. They keep the 200/300 psi from being dangerous to human contact when there's valve relay in open state that vents from the system. Air rams, actuators, ect...

[bill71183]

Russ, I think the thing your holding in the end of this video is a bronze defuser used in oil heating systems... I'd like to make a suggestion, for the tip your using at the flame front, you'd probally be better off using either the smallest mig welding tip you can find or a fuel jet from a carb off an engine, this will make the flame longer and you might be able to see any differences in burn rate easyer

[m3sca1]

@rwg42985 i agree that it burns fast but at 30 frames a second and slowed down by say 4 times there is plenty of room for numbers even without a high speed cam

[rwg42985]

@m3sca1 Yes, you are correct. This is something I've been wanting to do for a while. Create a tube and a combustion chamber and actually measure the amount of force. Also a tube that I can burn the stuff in would be great. But the stuff will burn so fast I would need a high-speed camera to accurately measure it... :)~Russ