TEST #17 : A High Power HHO generator with the GEGENE
created on december 28, 2012 - JLN Labs - last update january 24, 2013
All informations and diagrams are published freely (freeware) and are intended for a private use and a non commercial use.
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January 24,2013 - TEST #17 : Here is a new very interesting experiment with the GEGENE... Some recent papers and experiments have demonstrated that the electrolysis efficiency can be significantly improved by using very short pulsed currents at high frequency, here some references below :

• Water Electrolysis with Inductive Voltage Pulses by Martins Vanags, Janis Kleperis and Gunars Bajars - DOI: 10.5772/52453
• A novel method of hydrogen generation by water electrolysis using an ultra-short-pulse power supply by Naohiro Shimizu, Souzaburo Hotta, Takayuki Sekiya and Osamu Oda (NGK Insulators, Ltd., Japan) - Journal of Applied Electrochemistry (2006) 36:419–423
• Economical hydrogen production by electrolysis using nano pulsed DC by Dharmaraj C.H, AdishKumar S. - IJEE IEE Fundation Vol 3, Issue 1, 2012 pp.129-136
• Stanley MEYER Resonant Electrolysis Cell System

The purpose of this preliminary experiment is to connect at the output of the flat bifilar Tesla coil of the GEGENE a classical electrolysis cell and to observe in the first time the amount of gaz produced.

Here the setup of the TEST#17 :

The High Frequency is rectified via an ultra fast HFA25PB60 diode so as to produce High Frequency DC pulses accross the electrolysis cell.

The full datasheet of the diode can be found HERE

Below the details of the electrolysis cell used for this "proof of concept" experiment.

The cathod (on the left) is a mesh of titanium and the anod (on the right) is a mesh of stainless steel.

The electrolysis cell is filled with 800 mL of a 0.5 M solution of K₂CO₃ (Potassium carbonate)
You may also use Baking Soda (NaHCO₃) which can be found easily in any food store...

Below the wave produced accross the electrolysis cell. We can observe (on the bottom right) that very short pulses of current are produced.

As soon as the induction cooker is started, a great amount of HHO (stoechiometric mixture of Di-Hydrogen and Di-Oxygen gaz) is quickly produced.

If a flame is approched to the surface of the liquid a short and loud detonation is produced... There is no doubt here, this is the HHO...

Comments : This very simple and easy replicable experiment confirms that the output wave of the GEGENE is able to power without problem an electrolysis cell so a to produce quickly a great amount of HHO...

Here the full video of the TEST #17

Stay tuned,

Email: jnaudin509@aol.com

Documents de référence :

• Water Electrolysis with Inductive Voltage Pulses by Martins Vanags, Janis Kleperis and Gunars Bajars - DOI: 10.5772/52453
• A novel method of hydrogen generation by water electrolysis using an ultra-short-pulse power supply by Naohiro Shimizu, Souzaburo Hotta, Takayuki Sekiya and Osamu Oda (NGK Insulators, Ltd., Japan) - Journal of Applied Electrochemistry (2006) 36:419–423
• Economical hydrogen production by electrolysis using nano pulsed DC by Dharmaraj C.H, AdishKumar S. - IJEE IEE Fundation Vol 3, Issue 1, 2012 pp.129-136
• Stanley MEYER Resonant Electrolysis Cell System

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