Heating element?
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Nobody? Nothing? Nada? HHO torch flames destroy all in their path?!?!
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Heating element?
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Haven't been on here in a while. I hope everyone is doing well.
Is there any substance that can be heated by an HHO torch flame without destroying it? I've seen demonstrations of oxyhydrogen flames melting tungsten at over 3,000 degrees Celsius (e.g. the Xogen video). Is there any sort of ceramic or metal heating element that can be placed directly in an oxyhydrogen flame without melting it?
If so, how hot? I'm putting together some plans for an HHO torch, but would be interested in using the the plans for experimentation other than cutting and welding.
Is there any substance that can be heated by an HHO torch flame without destroying it? I've seen demonstrations of oxyhydrogen flames melting tungsten at over 3,000 degrees Celsius (e.g. the Xogen video). Is there any sort of ceramic or metal heating element that can be placed directly in an oxyhydrogen flame without melting it?
If so, how hot? I'm putting together some plans for an HHO torch, but would be interested in using the the plans for experimentation other than cutting and welding.
Pretty sure 13.561 MHz is the magic number. Do a Google search for 13.561 MHz. A YouTube video about Kanzius is the top result, and the top few under it are regarding Kanzius as well.
Your frequency is too high. Crank it down a notch to 13.561 MHz.
Also, I think Kanzius was pumping out around 300 watts. Not sure.
Also, I think Kanzius was pumping out around 300 watts. Not sure.