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102 plates drycell
« on: April 30, 2010, 22:36:49 pm »
Hi,

Here some pics of the new 102 plates drycell.
Its build in 2 stacks and hooked up in serie.
Its possible to connect both stacks in parallel if i want to.

Every stack has his own waterinlet and gasoutlet.
All come together in a new build SS reservoir/bubler which i hope will be deliverd next week.

The part for the powersupply are already in the house...


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Re: 102 plates drycell FINISHED!
« Reply #1 on: May 01, 2010, 16:14:31 pm »
Man, this was a hugh job!

But the result is most promising!

A happy Steve   :D :D :D

Its totally leak free too....(of course, hehehehe)

You see the Steel endplates of 1cm thickness?
Indeed...one of them dropped on my foot vertically like an axe....
and broke my toe...

Well, keep you updated on the progress on the PS for this one.


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Re: 102 plates drycell
« Reply #2 on: May 01, 2010, 21:04:31 pm »
Very Very nice steve!
 ;)

Its very nice, the design!

How many volts and amps you are going to apply?

I was guessing That if you could apply 120v at maybe 5,55 amps you would have like 555 amps that would dissociate almost 200ml of water in one hour! this would make about 400 liters of gas in one hour or 8 liters of gas per minute!
How about the gas output? you are going to keep a bubbler with the water level higher than the plates? I'm a bit confuse...
 
Be careful
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Well done!

Regards
Fabio

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Re: 102 plates drycell
« Reply #3 on: May 01, 2010, 23:17:17 pm »
Very Very nice steve!
 ;)

Its very nice, the design!

How many volts and amps you are going to apply?

I was guessing That if you could apply 120v at maybe 5,55 amps you would have like 555 amps that would dissociate almost 200ml of water in one hour! this would make about 400 liters of gas in one hour or 8 liters of gas per minute!
How about the gas output? you are going to keep a bubbler with the water level higher than the plates? I'm a bit confuse...
 
Be careful
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Well done!

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Fabio

Thanks Fabio  :)

The target voltage is around 1.5V per cell till 2V.0 volt max.
Gasoutput is estimated between 15 and 20 litres a minute.
Efficiency must be around 100% Faraday.

To take away your confusion, i can inform you that on top of this wfc will come indead a special made waterreservoir with 2 waterout pipes on the right and gasinlets on the left.
On top of the reservoir will be the gasoutput.
So, waterlevel is higher then the wfc.

Regards
Steve







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Re: 102 plates drycell
« Reply #4 on: May 01, 2010, 23:19:57 pm »
Very Nice in did. can't wait for the results my friend.