Brown Gas, what is it and just heard it can be use in a diesel
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Brown Gas, what is it and just heard it can be use in a diesel
Title says it all.
Anyone have any info on Brown gas for a diesel? A quick google says it's mainly used for welding, supposedly there is a kit you can buy for $750 to make it work in our trucks.
Anyone have any more info.
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Anyone have any info on Brown gas for a diesel? A quick google says it's mainly used for welding, supposedly there is a kit you can buy for $750 to make it work in our trucks.
Anyone have any more info.
Thanks
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I believe that's what a hydrogen booster produces. "Brown's gas"(?). Check out the link I left in my recent Hydro booster plans post. You can build a unit for about $40. This one's a little nicer than PVC and looks easy to build.
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I’ve been looking into Brown’s Gas for a while now. It is made by pulsing low voltage D.C. (1.6 to 2 volts) and high amperage (10 to 30 amperes) into a electrolyzer. Here is a link to the books that I’ve been reading.
http://www.eagle-research.com
They sell a kit that makes Browns gas for a car/truck. I don’t know if it works or not. I would experiment first before I laid down any cash. http://www.eagle-research.com/fuelsav/hyztechld.html
I don’t know if they have changed their method of shipping, but when I ordered their books earlier this year they were a little slow getting the books out. The books aren’t fancy but they seem to have a lot of good information in them. I haven’t had much time because of work, to mess with this yet but I will soon I hope. If you are going to experiment with this be sure to follow the safety precautions, this stuff is very explosive. Static electricity will set it off.
http://www.eagle-research.com
They sell a kit that makes Browns gas for a car/truck. I don’t know if it works or not. I would experiment first before I laid down any cash. http://www.eagle-research.com/fuelsav/hyztechld.html
I don’t know if they have changed their method of shipping, but when I ordered their books earlier this year they were a little slow getting the books out. The books aren’t fancy but they seem to have a lot of good information in them. I haven’t had much time because of work, to mess with this yet but I will soon I hope. If you are going to experiment with this be sure to follow the safety precautions, this stuff is very explosive. Static electricity will set it off.
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...or you could just look at the links I pointed you toward, and spend next to nothing for the SAME THING...
ps - you are NOT building a bomb - don't let people make you too nervous - if this process was THAT dangerous your battery would be encased in steel (it's the same thing). Just use common sense.
ps - you are NOT building a bomb - don't let people make you too nervous - if this process was THAT dangerous your battery would be encased in steel (it's the same thing). Just use common sense.
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...or you could just look at the links I pointed you toward, and spend next to nothing for the SAME THING...
ps - you are NOT building a bomb - don't let people make you too nervous - if this process was THAT dangerous your battery would be encased in steel (it's the same thing). Just use common sense.
ps - you are NOT building a bomb - don't let people make you too nervous - if this process was THAT dangerous your battery would be encased in steel (it's the same thing). Just use common sense.
If you encased a battery in steel it would become an even more dangerous scenario when one explodes as the steel could become deadly shrapnel.
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Information and Uncommon sence these days!
Yes a battery is doing exactly what a hydrogen unit does. That's what I call my electrolizer/hydrogen unit. My wife said the B word a lot and I suggested she drop it unless she wanted to bail me out of jail. Wrong place and someone would freakout with the B word.
If any of you have actuall done any electrolizing you would notice that even after you disconect from the unit it still has a electical charge for a little while.
As far as blowing up. If you contain 16oz of hydrogen in a plastic bottle upside down with the lid off and light it. It goes off like a half stick of dynomite. No visible flame just boom and the bottle will leave like a rocket.
I've blown lids off my 2.5gal. bucket that I was useing, never in my face of course.
Gasoline is very explosive also, and how many people smoke while fueling? It only take 1% gas in air to blow and 4% hydrogen.
Even at my highest production of Hydrogen, it would not blow my unit apart, just the lid off. Another reason that I don't use pvc or other caped units that can't come appart easily if it did blow. I posted some pictures in my gallery. If your worried about exploding then put a intake vent as well as a outlet so the air inside doesn't ever get to the level of concentration to explode. Of course the inlet would have to be lower since H rises.
If any of you have actuall done any electrolizing you would notice that even after you disconect from the unit it still has a electical charge for a little while.
As far as blowing up. If you contain 16oz of hydrogen in a plastic bottle upside down with the lid off and light it. It goes off like a half stick of dynomite. No visible flame just boom and the bottle will leave like a rocket.
I've blown lids off my 2.5gal. bucket that I was useing, never in my face of course.
Gasoline is very explosive also, and how many people smoke while fueling? It only take 1% gas in air to blow and 4% hydrogen.
Even at my highest production of Hydrogen, it would not blow my unit apart, just the lid off. Another reason that I don't use pvc or other caped units that can't come appart easily if it did blow. I posted some pictures in my gallery. If your worried about exploding then put a intake vent as well as a outlet so the air inside doesn't ever get to the level of concentration to explode. Of course the inlet would have to be lower since H rises.
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