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Projects by members => Projects by members => J. Miller => Topic started by: jim miller on December 20, 2012, 13:04:28 pm
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Eudiometers are used to measure gas volume. Many HHO experimenters determine the amount of gas produced by submerging a 2 litre bottle of the type used to contain carbonated beverages in a bucket of water. Then by inserting the output tube from thein HHO generating cell, the water is displaced from the bottle. The time needed to displace the water
is determined. If it takes a minute to displace the water from a 2 litre bottle, the the gas production is 2 litres per minute.
The basic formula would be V/T = rate of gas production. whet V equals volume and T equals time
For safety considerations, some experimenters have produced units that are calibrated but hold smaller volumes of the HHO gas. Sensors control the
timers and for some applications, solenoids were apparently used to control water and gas input. http://www.ionizationx.com/index.php/topic,2577.0.html
Another HHO device that can be found on the web under the search "YAHHO" or lutherp40 uses a light weight clear tube, such as the type used to shield
fluorescent lights as a movable piston within an outer tube, that holds the tube upright. As gas is produced the inner calibrated tube rises and a measure
amount of gas produced is determined
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tO_1j1Y2IY