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Discussion. Best way to use heat from HHO to generate electricity
Scientists from Korea have found a way to transform sound waves into electricity, so I can talk all I want and the end result will only be electricity, not some burnt out brain
Good job!! I would suggest adding a port into your air-handling system as close to the air intake manifold of your engine as possible. This would be located between your air filter and the engine. The closer to the air intake manifold the better. It will work much better for you. The results of this should be seen immediately. Also, cars usually have a lot of space in the fenders and this dead space area can be accessed by removing the plastic wheel well cover. Of course, you would need to add some sort of support structure in the fender for your device as well as a hole into the engine compartment for your hose to the engine. So, this is not without some trouble. Also, some cars have a space on the outside of the radiator. The hose travel from the outside the radiator area would be probably to far though. You want the distance of your hose from the vaporizer to the air intake manifold to be as short as possible. Good job and good luck!!
Was forced to replace the alternator belt on my Volvo. So after that was done,
tried the vaporizer on it. The air intake to the manifold had a blower in it that sucked the air in, so I placed the hose (small length of garden hose) where it meets the filter compartment. It worked, the motor ran okay, maybe even a bit smoother. This was without replacing the plugs or anything. This vehicle has
electronic fuel injection. The only problem is that the vaporizer unit (Sunbeam)
is very big and there is no room for it under the hood. I would like to keep it intact. I was thinking if some kind of box could be made for it and mount it on the bumper. That way it would also be close to the intake with less chance of condensation of the vapor. Then it could be tested to see what kind of fuel savings there were.
Was forced to replace the alternator belt on my Volvo. So after that was done,
tried the vaporizer on it. The air intake to the manifold had a blower in it that sucked the air in, so I placed the hose (small length of garden hose) where it meets the filter compartment. It worked, the motor ran okay, maybe even a bit smoother. This was without replacing the plugs or anything. This vehicle has
electronic fuel injection. The only problem is that the vaporizer unit (Sunbeam)
is very big and there is no room for it under the hood. I would like to keep it intact. I was thinking if some kind of box could be made for it and mount it on the bumper. That way it would also be close to the intake with less chance of condensation of the vapor. Then it could be tested to see what kind of fuel savings there were. There was something on TV here today about someone
using a commercial HHO unit in his vehicle and only getting 3 more miles a
gallon with it, but he was very pleased with that much improvement. It would
be nice to get the 30% improvement that was previously mentioned in this thread.
FRC
Look at the fuel-saver.org forum for post of guy called danek, from Croatia, he has right answer for fuel economy improvments with hho cells. Thanks to him I also have at least 25% improvment (from 7.2 to 5.2 for example) in petrol engine (opel meriva 2010) without any sensor modifications, efies etc...
Was forced to replace the alternator belt on my Volvo. So after that was done,
tried the vaporizer on it. The air intake to the manifold had a blower in it that sucked the air in, so I placed the hose (small length of garden hose) where it meets the filter compartment. It worked, the motor ran okay, maybe even a bit smoother. This was without replacing the plugs or anything. This vehicle has
electronic fuel injection. The only problem is that the vaporizer unit (Sunbeam)
is very big and there is no room for it under the hood. I would like to keep it intact. I was thinking if some kind of box could be made for it and mount it on the bumper. That way it would also be close to the intake with less chance of condensation of the vapor. Then it could be tested to see what kind of fuel savings there were. There was something on TV here today about someone
using a commercial HHO unit in his vehicle and only getting 3 more miles a
gallon with it, but he was very pleased with that much improvement. It would
be nice to get the 30% improvement that was previously mentioned in this thread.
Electrolytes such as but not limited to NaCl, NaOH, & KOH are not necessary with regard to making hydrogen with ceramic transducers. Here we are not working with electrolysis but breaking the water down with sound waves. We still need the Zinc Oxide crystals to make the process a lot more efficient.
With regard to electrolysis, the addition of electrolytes works well. I've had a lot of plate type cells and they didn't work to well with either tap water or distilled water. When electrolytes were added to the water, much hydrogen and oxygen was achieved. Quite a bit of electricity was used too amperage wise.
Last edited by Slovenia; 08-11-2011, 08:11 PM.
Reason: typo correction
Good to hear from you too. KOH worked the best for our groups. The regular salt corroded through our Aussie Nitro Cells in about two weeks. Most of our Aussie outer sleeves were 304 stainless and the salt was not kind to them. When I went with 304L stainless the salt no longer bothered my cell. But, we wanted to get away from electrolytes in the water all together for a number of reasons.
I've been grouting tile lately at home and that set me back with my project.
Slovenia, nice to hear from you. Sorry still have not got around to trying the
vaporizer yet. I found this interesting from the Meyer DBD thread, how salt
mixed with water enhances hydrogen production. I was surprised this had not been mentioned before.
Slovenia, nice to hear from you. Sorry still have not got around to trying the
vaporizer yet. I found this interesting from the Meyer DBD thread, how salt
mixed with water enhances hydrogen production. I was surprised this had not been mentioned before.
Is every present some confusion about Meyer on the method used for run the famous water car.
As you know HHO is only an changed of state of liquid water , have some names (Brown gas, etc..) but in fact is water at burnable state, when burn return to original state (reverse formula).
Electrolisys is simple way for obtain HHO but you need an great amount of energy and using electrolyte like NaoH/KoH you obtain some dangerous vapours in output.
You can obtain simply that without use electrolisys but an simple DBD reactor with 9-10% of salt as catalyst.
Catalyst NOT electrolyte, is important understand that!
An DBD reactor use high voltage AC and similarry is comparable to the Meyer injector tube, the only secret is that you need in input water at vapour state (with salt dissolved inside) and an variable high voltage source.
HHO is used from Meyer in association with exaust gas for create an powerful gas fuel mixture comparable with gasoline for run the water car.
In fact Meyer use two DBD reactor in serie (you can found simple the design on internet), the first reactor process water inside water tank creating water vapour/hho (called steam resonator) and the second DBD reactor process exaust gas (heated nitrogen) mixed with mixture from first DBD reactor.
The main problem of Meyer was that sometime car stopped to work because don't have constant fuel gas production.
For solve that problem is needed change an little the configuration changing the second DBD reactor with an e-beam reactor for obtain in real time the fuel mixture in output and create an good source of water vapour (mixed with nitrogen).
In all case Meyer (and others inventors) inside water add salt as catalyst.
I'm convinced this book is the real thing. I have asked my Eastern European alchemist friend about it twice now and he refuses to respond back to me. He's always responded back to me. This guy is a really sharp guy who is always eager to help anyone in the free energy community, and so when he stops returning e-mails, it means something significant. I've known the chap at least ten years now and he's always returned my e-mails.
Anyway, have a look at the book and come to your own decision. The book talks of free energy too and a whole list of other great things as well.
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