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Heating with Hydroxy
Initial Objectives
- Learning how to safely generate Hydroxy Gas.
- Documenting the methods by which it may be used as a source of fuel for generation of radiant heat.
- Provision of evidence for these methods.
Video Section
There have been a number of videos uploaded for purposes of showing the
production of heat from hydrogen-oxygen gas, one in particular by
InstallGuys whereby an underwater torch flame heats a resevoir of water.
Heating Water With HHO Hydroxy Hydrogen Part 1 of 2 from HHOG Labs - YouTube
Another showing pressurized hydrogen gas fueling a circular apparatus of
unknown construction emitting non-torch flames underneath a large water
boiler.
hydrogen powerd water heater - YouTube
using hydrogen to heat water - YouTube
One more in which an infrared gas heater is fueled with a mixture of
hydroxy gas and propane.
HEATER WITH HHO - YouTube
InstallGuys also features a heater apparatus that is composed of a set of
metal tubes and blower fan.
Hydrogen Hydroxy HHO Heat Exchanger from HHOG Labs for Home Heater - YouTube
There is an indoor barrel-type heater design with a set of torches
underneath a top-level fan drawing room air through from the lower
portion.
MESHON hho heater 2 advanced off grid heater - YouTube
Finally and of great interest is a heater built with the use of metal
tubes allowing collection of heat from the hydroxy flame into a vertical
column, then allowing it to exit from a nearby portal.
Part 3 of 6 HHO Gas Radiant Heating 2010 - YouTube
--- End Video Section ---
The following are a number of gas heating devices, some utilizing catalyst
material for producing infrared radiation, allowing much greater use of
the energy within the propane or natural gas fuel they are designed to
use.
It is said that the viscosity, or density of hydroxy gas is such that it
will dissipate through the air at a rate approximately 10x that of
traditional gas fuels. One thing that is unknown to me at this point is
whether or not one of these standard heating devices may be used with
hydroxy gas without any custom modifications.
Normally the flame burners are built to allow premixture of air with the
pressurized gas, which would be a problem, but as for the radiant-type
devices it seems less certain. Would the heat be too much and produce a
meltdown effect?
[ With open hydroxy flame, the buildup of toxic air-combustion byproducts
is certain without proper ventilation. ]
Links
Directory:Electrolysis - PESWiki
Directory:Electrolysis - PESWiki
Water Fuel Cell Open Source Project - PESWiki
OS:Water Fuel Cell - PESWiki
Ravi's Water Fuel Cell Replication - Panacea University
Panacea University - Courses
- Learning how to safely generate Hydroxy Gas.
- Documenting the methods by which it may be used as a source of fuel for generation of radiant heat.
- Provision of evidence for these methods.
Video Section
There have been a number of videos uploaded for purposes of showing the
production of heat from hydrogen-oxygen gas, one in particular by
InstallGuys whereby an underwater torch flame heats a resevoir of water.
Heating Water With HHO Hydroxy Hydrogen Part 1 of 2 from HHOG Labs - YouTube
Another showing pressurized hydrogen gas fueling a circular apparatus of
unknown construction emitting non-torch flames underneath a large water
boiler.
hydrogen powerd water heater - YouTube
using hydrogen to heat water - YouTube
One more in which an infrared gas heater is fueled with a mixture of
hydroxy gas and propane.
HEATER WITH HHO - YouTube
InstallGuys also features a heater apparatus that is composed of a set of
metal tubes and blower fan.
Hydrogen Hydroxy HHO Heat Exchanger from HHOG Labs for Home Heater - YouTube
There is an indoor barrel-type heater design with a set of torches
underneath a top-level fan drawing room air through from the lower
portion.
MESHON hho heater 2 advanced off grid heater - YouTube
Finally and of great interest is a heater built with the use of metal
tubes allowing collection of heat from the hydroxy flame into a vertical
column, then allowing it to exit from a nearby portal.
Part 3 of 6 HHO Gas Radiant Heating 2010 - YouTube
--- End Video Section ---
The following are a number of gas heating devices, some utilizing catalyst
material for producing infrared radiation, allowing much greater use of
the energy within the propane or natural gas fuel they are designed to
use.
It is said that the viscosity, or density of hydroxy gas is such that it
will dissipate through the air at a rate approximately 10x that of
traditional gas fuels. One thing that is unknown to me at this point is
whether or not one of these standard heating devices may be used with
hydroxy gas without any custom modifications.
Normally the flame burners are built to allow premixture of air with the
pressurized gas, which would be a problem, but as for the radiant-type
devices it seems less certain. Would the heat be too much and produce a
meltdown effect?
[ With open hydroxy flame, the buildup of toxic air-combustion byproducts
is certain without proper ventilation. ]
Links
Directory:Electrolysis - PESWiki
Directory:Electrolysis - PESWiki
Water Fuel Cell Open Source Project - PESWiki
OS:Water Fuel Cell - PESWiki
Ravi's Water Fuel Cell Replication - Panacea University
Panacea University - Courses