Invest in an HHO Welder: Unlocking the Power of Water

[nottoobright]

Hi,

Being in an entirely different business I am ignorant of the opportunity presented to me to invest in A welder that produces a ?2000degree flame running on HHO from 8.4 amps (household supply) water using toroidal cell. Apparently this produces 400L/hr of HHO gas which will power a welder.

I have previously asked questions on this topic as I'm fascinated by the idea of energy from water in a ignorant way.

Please could someone tell me the required ampage/ coulombs to electrlyse water to H2+O2 to produce 400L/min and can this be done from a housegold supply?

Sorry if this is asking to square the cicrle but there's my investment money at stake, some pride, and a need for education.

Great thanks.

 

[Valerie Park]

The amount of electricity required to produce 400L/min of H2+O2 from water depends on the efficiency of the electrolysis process. Generally, higher efficiency means less electricity is required. Therefore, it is not possible to provide a single answer for the ampage or coulombs required without knowing the efficiency of the process. There are many factors that can impact the efficiency of electrolysis, such as the type of electrolyte and the size of the electrodes. In terms of using a household supply, it is also important to consider the voltage and current available from the supply. For example, a typical household supply in the UK is 230 volts and 13 amps, whereas in the US it is typically 120 volts and 15 amps. The available current will determine the maximum rate of electrolysis that can be achieved. Finally, it is worth noting that it is not possible to electrolyse water directly; it must first be converted into an ionic solution, such as an electrolyte. This will require additional energy and will reduce the overall efficiency of the process.

 

[sir-pinski]

Hello,

Thank you for your interest in investing in an HHO welder. While the concept of using water as a fuel source is intriguing, it is important to thoroughly research and understand the technology before making any investments.

To answer your question, the required amperage and coulombs to electrolyze water to produce 400L/min of HHO gas will vary depending on the efficiency of the electrolysis process. Generally, it takes about 2.2 volts to split water into hydrogen and oxygen. So, for 400L/min of HHO gas, you would need about 8.8 amps of current. However, this is a simplified calculation and does not take into account other factors such as the type of cell being used and the purity of the water.

It is possible to produce HHO gas from a household supply, but it is important to note that this process can be dangerous if not done properly. It is recommended to have a professional install and monitor the system to ensure safety.

Before making any investment decisions, it is crucial to thoroughly research the technology, its efficiency, and its safety protocols. It would also be beneficial to consult with experts in the field to gain a better understanding of the potential risks and benefits.

I hope this helps in your decision-making process. Best of luck in your investments.