Hi, well this one of the things that I thought may come up, no it is defiantly not HHO, invite speculation, yes if this forum has some good engineers, or scientists I know it does have them.
The flame is water in its forth state plasma, not HHO, at the start-up, some water may go through that stage until the internal junction exceeds 3,000C until it gets to 10- 12,000C it changes to plasma.
HHO is a condensing flame and only exceeds its temperature when in contact with other metals, I am well aware of that.
Air, water, and power is the only thing supplied, water is the main input.
The prototype was designed for 12lts per min, this is only at 1/20th of its input in the pic with a 40% loss of the water.
The total energy input, power for the unit and compressors was 5kW around 25cub/ft min of air.
Hello Faraday you do get around if you are the same one, curious are you good.
Engineers do not like something that they cannot explain, but how do you explain when there is no formula for it, there is for some plasma torches that Westinghouse use, and the ones used for spraying metal powder, they mainly use lots of power on the induction coils, this does not have induction coils.
My main aim is to get it to a stable flame for pre-longed testing, and I have had a three year break from this project, on another one.
I am not a young man any more I have had over 50 yrs in the heavy industrial electrical machine industry, 15yrs in the aircraft with gas turbines
The flame is water in its forth state plasma, not HHO, at the start-up, some water may go through that stage until the internal junction exceeds 3,000C until it gets to 10- 12,000C it changes to plasma.
HHO is a condensing flame and only exceeds its temperature when in contact with other metals, I am well aware of that.
Air, water, and power is the only thing supplied, water is the main input.
The prototype was designed for 12lts per min, this is only at 1/20th of its input in the pic with a 40% loss of the water.
The total energy input, power for the unit and compressors was 5kW around 25cub/ft min of air.
Hello Faraday you do get around if you are the same one, curious are you good.
Engineers do not like something that they cannot explain, but how do you explain when there is no formula for it, there is for some plasma torches that Westinghouse use, and the ones used for spraying metal powder, they mainly use lots of power on the induction coils, this does not have induction coils.
My main aim is to get it to a stable flame for pre-longed testing, and I have had a three year break from this project, on another one.
I am not a young man any more I have had over 50 yrs in the heavy industrial electrical machine industry, 15yrs in the aircraft with gas turbines