Atomic hydrogen furnace with COP of 21

[gsmsslsb]

My LAHF

I am part way through a LAHF build.
I am planning to use a 15000 volt 30ma Neon Sign transformer for the disasociation arc.
Take a look at my calcs
Hydrogen Bond Dissociation Energy = 432 kj/mole
Neon Sign transformer delivers 15000v x .032a = 480 watts/second
therefore = 900 seconds to dissaciate 1 mole @ 100% efficiency.
I am arbitrarily guesing 50 % efficiency so 1800 seconds to dissociate 1 mole.

1 mole of hydrogen at STP = 22.4 litres
therefore 1 litre dissociated in 80 seconds.
This is so I can set a reasonable gas flow rate for the arc I have.

According to Bill Lynes book 1 mole of recombined H2 = 196200 BTUs
= 49441Kcal
1 Kcal of heat will raise the temperature of 1 litre of water 1 degC

Therefore 1 litre of recombined hydrogen should raise the temperature of 1 litre of water 220degC.

The energy supplied by the arc in 80 seconds is 38400 joules = 9.2 Kilocalories.
My water container is about 2 litres and with heaps of heat loss etc etc if I see the temperature rise more than 4.5 degC then I will be on to something.
If I can raise it 80 degrees then I ould call the experiment a great success.
anyway if someone could check my figures and see if theere are any glaring mistakes.
Thanks LV

[gsmsslsb]

My small rep

I cant upload my movie to Utube for some reason but I tried a LAHF my results not encouraging so far I will have some more tinking and try again
I have uploded my movie to Utube now so take a look.
There is 1660 grams of water and the experiment ran for 30 minutes and the watt meter read 83 watts for that time.
LAHFEG - YouTube

[wayne.ct]

Compare your video with these two videos (please!)

Atomic Hydrogen Welding - YouTube

The Inside of Atomic Hydrogen Arc Welding, Part 1 - 1943 - YouTube

@gsmsslsb

Back in 1943 (apparently) GE was making this welding equipment. The instructional video shows the operational conditions, H2 gas flow rate (approx.) and the appearance of the arc when properly adjusted. I wish you success in your experiment/replication but until you have something similar that you have to protect your eyes with a welding helmet, I don't think you are going to see any results worth speaking about.

I sincerely wish you well. Perhaps you have not watched these videos?

[woopy]

I cant upload my movie to Utube for some reason but I tried a LAHF my results not encouraging so far I will have some more tinking and try again
I have uploded my movie to Utube now so take a look.
There is 1660 grams of water and the experiment ran for 30 minutes and the watt meter read 83 watts for that time.
LAHFEG - YouTube

Thank's very much for your sharing.

What you are doing is very interesting. And as i am also working on this technology, i am very happy to see your experiment.

Just for my understanding, it seems that if we recall what Langmuir have done, so far i remember , he says that the recombination of the 2 x H1 into H2 with exothermical output should happen when the hydrogen flux "goes through the arc", and divide (in 2 x H1) and than the recombination happen, after the arc passing, IN CONTACT with the Welding metal which acts as a catalyst.
So it is perahaps necessary that you insert a metall part just above the arc, , so this piece of metall should be very hot and transfer the heat to your water heat exchanger. Just a supposition.

Anyway bravo for your test and good luck. Keep up the work.

A small shematic of your device woulkd help to right understand your setup

Laurent

[Aaron]

William Lyne

William Lyne will be speaking at the conference!

It will be a rare opportunity to spend some time with this legend. He is the author of multiple books including Occult Ether Physics and is well known for his work with his Lyne Atomic Hydrogen Furnace.

In several interviews, Eric Dollard agrees with some of the aetheric concepts that William Lyne shares - much is rooted in the works of JJ Thompson and Tesla. This is a presentation you'll want to see!

You can find his full bio and talk description here: 2014 Energy Science Conference

[RAMSET]

Wonderful news

Aaron
That is fabulous news,He is an open source pioneer ..it will be good to hear how Mr.Lyne is doing and what he is up to these days,the world is chomping at the bit to learn and his work is so much more approachable for the experimenter with limited resources.

Thank you
Chet K

[wantomake]

interesting

Just purchased his book "Occult Ether Physics". Will get it in two days.

Would be great if he had time to start a thread on one of his projects. I'm one of those layman low budget types.
Can anyone suggest one of his books that would be for a beginner/low budget like me.

Just a thought,
wantomake