Water Converted into Explosive Gas - The Ultimate Hydrogen Generator - HHO

Summary

Key Points

• —Three 18650 cells are connected in series to create a 12-volt power source. 3:58
• —A 100W boost converter is used to increase the voltage and regulate the current for the electrolysis process. 4:19
• —The boost converter's output voltage is adjusted, and the current is set to 8 amperes. 5:27
• —Two positive and two negative electrodes are prepared, each with an internal diameter of 6mm. 6:01
• —PVC tubing is attached to the gas outlets, with the end expanded to 8mm to fit the tubing, creating a bubbler system to prevent flashback. 7:05
• —The project involves assembling four electrodes using M6 stainless steel threaded rods, nuts, and washers, cut to equal lengths. 7:09
• —Holes are drilled into the rods for electrode mounting and gas outlets, with the gas outlet holes enlarged to 8mm to fit tubing. 7:09
• —Electrolysis separates water into hydrogen and oxygen gas, which are highly flammable when combined. 7:09
• —The electrolyte is prepared by dissolving approximately one tablespoon of caustic soda in a liter of de-ionized or distilled water. 7:33
• —The generated gas can reach temperatures up to 2800°C, suitable for welding applications, but requires careful handling due to its flammability. 8:24