High pressure electrolyzer. Detailed DIY guide.

[@ALEXLAB]

ALEX LAB BLUEPRINTS PDF step-by-step DIY guides are available for Channel Members in the Community tab. Join the team right now! kzbin.infojoin If KZbin Membership is not available in your country, you can get PDF blueprints on Patreon. www.patreon.com/alex_lab Here is a list of all PDF materials: shortest.link/hVU

[@o.ethanbrown1808]

Hi Alex. I paid and got your PDFs on making this electrolyzer and am very impressed with the document. I haven't found anything this thorough on HHO generation. I am trying to get the materials, but am curious where you got the stainless steel from? You mention getting it from a laser cutting company, but from what I've seen from my research the stainless seem really high. At least for 5mm thick. Was your metal materials expensive from your supplier?

[@PandorasBox2]

ive seen many HHO between 2010~2015 then all of them stopped i have genuine questions if its work why they disappeared! if its work why no one in corp section try to make it industrialized? what size and spec HHO dry/wet cell needed for Power generators since they usually goes by psi or cc not LPM? & for how long can sustain power with that cell underload w.o break or stop... wish someone could answer these questions after all 2/3 of this planet is water!

[@_general_error]

Are you storing both Hydrogen and Oxygen in one storage tank under pressure? Are you totally crazy? Or am I totally totally crazy?

[@srushtivaidya173]

Bro is ❤

[@JustusScottJr]

You are amazing. I found your channel from The Hacksmith. You are the Ivan Vanko to his Tony Stark, but you are both BETTER than those fictional characters because you are real people that myself and my children can look up to like real-life heroes. I almost stood up and clapped when you got the bike to work. Please keep creating. I can't wait to see what you do next! I also have a question/suggestion. Have you tried polishing the epoxy? I know, from my own work with Resin, that when you polish it, you can actually make it more transparent. I think if you used a clear resin and polished it, you would still be able to see what is going on inside (which would make it look even cooler) without losing that strength.

[@jamesseven6655]

Thanks so much I’ve been looking and trying to figure out the electrolyzer details and this saved a lot of time

[@practicaltheory]

Your team is Awesome Alex. Thanks for all the hardwork guys! I love the role model you are for our kids.

[@thomasmclean9406]

I've been trying to make an electrolyzer for a long time now, and this has helped me so much! Thank you so much! Brilliant videos! Keep up the good work!

[@p25001]

Your illustrations in PDF are very cute. "PDF guide" in the style of an old book :)

[@DanielLopez-bh3cu]

When tightening bolts, try using a star pattern tightening order and use a torque wrench rather than displacement. The static stress is what holds the static seal and the pattern will decrease the number of laps you need to perform to get evenly tight

[@noeaguinaga4018]

Should you allow for expansion of metal when heated? 5%?10%? As far as torque specks?

[@DanielLopez-bh3cu]

You can. To find the unconstrained expansion, multiply thermal expansion coefficient by temp-change and thickness for each material in the stack. Do the same for the fasteners if the temperature can be assumed uniform (quasi equilibrium). The difference in expansion will give you an idea of how significant it is. If you get into the details, solve for the sum of forces equal to zero during worst-case condition. Then solve for the stress in each material to ensure nothing will yield. It's a good idea to have a large factor of safety when prototyping (or predictable failure mode like a pressure release valve). The final design should look at expected fatigue cycles. This will get you to the final fastener preload specification. The Machinery's Handbook is a great reference for this 🤓

[@averagejoe6598]

Please Alex keep on going with the iron man project🙏

[@ronl.2532]

Agreed

[@nikolasmills1664]

I believe he could make the whole suit if he got the funding

[@shinokage303]

I can imagine now how he build his own suit with hydrogen..wuahahhaahahah

[@Harrysreptarium]

@Brian Eddie ):

[@nyxxdead]

yeahhhh we want the whole suit!!!

[@jdhrarq1167]

U SHOULD CREATE A PATREON PAGE!! MAN AWESOME PROJECT

[@Sammie1691]

Great Job on ALEX the project with the idea of improving the efforts of Devs and assisting them build the project of their dreams. It's coming in MEXC and I'm surely bagging Some.

[@DPTech_workroom]

Cool! It's time to get Mill and A Lathe and make a CNC machine. It will be very helpful for DIY.

[@РусланРуслан-я6о]

I really proud of you Alex. Keep it going.

[@arthemyvandalovski1504]

Крутые видео, так держать 👍

[@GotGun030]

I didn’t understand anything but it was still interesting to watch this

[@markwilliam2426]

This guy is really just pure awesomeness.

[@SW-qr8qe]

If you used a plastic spacer between the end plates, you could calculate its length so that you have control nib of the ceiling.. This means you could tighten your bolts And your design will be more robust. I like it. Good design. Thank you

[@SW-qr8qe]

Hi Alex, consider using plastic spacing tubes on the bolt to set the pretension. You could really tigythe bolts and get high bolt tension with controlled seal nip.

[@fuelban]

Hi very interesting video, you could use clear pipe to cover the bolts, but the epoxy ! I am curious, with the temperature of the reaktor, and the temperature of the summer and especially the winters... + To -40c and then expansion and contraction in to this conundrum.. will the epoxy not be too rigid a material for this purpose ?. Perhaps expanding foam in a can. Would have give and take required for such conditions.. just a thought.. excellent video. I enjoy your craftsmanship.. Thanks.. Thom in Scotland.

[@wallypizza323]

absolutely beautiful! awesome video!

[@vxworks66]

Alex, did you measure the pressure of your "High pressure electrolyzer" system?

[@mohammedshaik1142]

Ur videos are awesome dudé😊

[@fredrickhinojosa4568]

That is a great-looking device, way to go!

[@sskcartoon7507]

Please do iron man project

[@enginediy]

Cool 👍

[@LVinic]

This is amazing! great job!

[@mohammadhashemi1771]

how about the amperage, when one calculates the voltage how would one know the ideal amount of amps that need to be supplied to the cell?

[@dozenaction8192]

please make a tutorial on the iron man repulsor

[@TravisTellsTruths]

I would buy a unit like this. Too much work to make this! You did very good work!!

[@nathanmrg2]

what are the efficiency loss from electrical batteries to hydrogen and oxygen gas (brown gas)? As a engineer in the power grid, I read that its somewhere around 30-35 percent efficiency as a battery.

[@alexjustin1514]

What is the diameter of these round plates? What are you using for your cathode and anode? Have you tried graphite? What is the purpose of the neutral plates and how does it help to have more? Can the neutral plates be mesh instead of solid?

[@noeaguinaga4018]

Dude he sells his plans like he doesn't get enough from views and subs having over a million! Greed will get ya. Forgets he was once in the audience wishing he could get some shit for free.

[@noeaguinaga4018]

If you use something in the area as a size reference you can guesstimate the circumference. It doesn't have to be exact. Hell start at 8 inchs , go out by quarter inch till you get to 10 inchs. If that ain't it, go from 8 to 6 until you find it. These people think I'm gonna pay for their bs. If your watching these type videos then you obviously are mechanically inclined and can somewhat get the jest. If they make a chair. Go online to a department store website and search their chairs for dimensions and you will get an idea what they are doing. Everything came from a base model. There are base sizes for everything brother. Build on my man. Other then a view I'm not contributing to their gravy train. People are losing the will to get real meaningful careers when you can get some loser to part you 8 to 10 bucks a month times 100,000 , do the fucking math... get real

[@29rvv]

Hello from france How can I have your pdf for build a hho cell? Does the production of hydrogen increase if we change the dimensions? Thanks

[@alrafeekubpon9461]

Wow so nice sir sana all.

[@morningstarsci]

I didn't notice you using a diaphragm or membrane. Are the O2 and H2 mixed in the output?

[@milkman3694]

Most of the times in the Electrolizers they are for simplicity

[@dimosvamvourellis]

Nice work !!!

[@Technofier]

Love watching your work, keep it up! :D Just wondering, what software do you use to make your diagrams?

[@benstrode-penny1068]

How do you keep the Hydrogen and Oxygen from mixing?

[@dhibibrahim1155]

Well done and I think you may develop this idea using Water vapor produced by the engine cooling cycle to convert it into hydrogen, and you can enhance combustion by integrating the oxygen produced from electrolysis into the combustion cycle.

[@mukundanm2666]

What abou the thickness of the plates for various output gas flowrates?

[@alovsathuseynov6124]

Hello.I also want to assemble the same electrolyzer for myself.Why didn't you choose rectangular plates? This is what is connected. Thanks.

[@infiniteawk8505]

Superb!

[@markmainse3387]

They make sleeved isolation washers for use in pipe construction

[@mukundanm2666]

What about anion exchange membrane electrolysers? R the calculations still the same?

[@relaxconnection.9541]

Ya hiciste la prueba con la moto andando?

[@perrylc8812]

Have you thought about using stainless steel mesh ?

[@01-energyfox83]

Great Thanks, you saved my day! Curious fox finds exactly what he was looking for!

[@kobiemarais4317]

Hello from South Africa. Was wondering if you would be able to run it without fuel with only the hydrogen generator?

[@ksnshashi1594]

Make a video on mini jet engine bro

[@ShimotsukiSaizo1]

Agreed, flying like iron man :D

[@The_KidChannel]

Is it working in winter time when temperatures drops to minus 30 degrees Celsius?

[@Keegsbruh413]

Does the pdf invlude how to calculate required gas output?

[@ΑναστάσηςΤσελεπής]

So this run's on water baiscly? Like no gasoline needed?

[@malgorzatagawronska8579]

Wow, you made an excellent video! Thanks a lot! :)

[@epeius7724]

Hey Alex, is graphite a good material instead of stainless steel and also if you use sea water or tap water don't they contain chlorine which a toxic gas and could be harmful to the lungs? Great video by the way! I was hooked to your channel after the lightsaber. Cheers, epeius

[@darapter-bq5cr]

I think it depends on the tap water, i get spoiled with well water, if your in the city tho i don't doubt it would , that water be tasting scary.

[@michaelaharcourt3138]

Hi Alex! Can this same design be used on a 200cc engine with a 12v battery? I’m having trouble deciphering the PDF because my bike is a heavier 200cc, is it not worth it like you said? Or just not as efficient?

[@speedstar6140]

can you design ann electrolyzer for bunsen reaction. Where SO2 dissolved in h2so4 is oxidized at anode and i2 dissolved in hi is reduced at cathode

[@miguelvelmonte8959]

Hi.. May I ask some details about your electrolyzer? when you use the Sodium Hydroxide solution, how much % solution? and how much did you use?, at how much power? and What is your estimated hydrogen flow rate? Im actually preparing to build one.. thanks...

[@albertoramonacosta1212]

Oh oh very big is for cars kitchen and motorcycle beatifull design thank from Argentina

[@dramaticinquiryinc377]

Great instructions

[@TheIronNoodle]

the only issue i see with this system is where are the saftey shut offs? how do you control overpressure?

[@prashantsainapati7222]

Brother Alex how many times you are working

[@lshn8457]

Love these videos!!

[@knowbeeverything]

Amazing video.🔥🔥

[@chrischristodoulou1731]

Do you separate Hydrogen from Oxygen. I quess not. Correct? Chris

[@TheKingMJackson]

Where do you put the water?

[@johnM-Jr]

Beautiful build. Find Manufacturer and sell?

[@phillipclarke8871]

Great job, and thanks for posting

[@screwthenet]

I had to subscibe. Spasiba, these vids are fun to watch. Build a lightweight, but bullet proof exoskeleton one day. STARK IT UP! ^~^

[@willnelson3177]

Have you considered building a larger scale version on a car

[@chrisbaker9704]

Can someone tell me what variables the gas generation rate depends on if i were to adapt this for a larger engine like a v4, v6, or v8? Im a channel member with access to the pdf guides but i dont see the info anywhere

[@steveyoung3303]

Where can I buy the flashback arrestor you recommend?

[@anthonyspears4740]

Could you make an upscaled system to Power a home?

[@jamesholland5475]

Kool and neat !

[@miettoisdev]

Great job man. Do you happen to have the calculations on the price per Km on hydrogen (electric consumption + water costs) versus regular gasoline?

[@saahotech6670]

Nice bro . please make an video iron man helmet and repulsor

[@fredrickhinojosa4568]

By placing the plates exactly 1/8 of an inch apart and creating a circular current flow inside the water around the plates you can cool down the cell and push the hydrogen out faster I don't know about a motorcycle but on a V8 it worked well.

[@chrisbaker9704]

What variables need to be taken into account when adapting it for a larger engine. Love tge project and I wanna put it on a straight 4 v6 or v8 but all I'm finding is info for this model of pit bike. After all, I don't think a gas generation rate perfect for a small 4 stroke engine would be even close to what you'd need for an engine like a v8

[@ashokguru61]

How much maximum pressure is safe to compress hho gas

[@susomantv]

Awesome~~^^🎉🎉

[@arturkushnir1181]

Не, ну это сразу лайк. Я ниче не понял, но сидел с открытым ртом )

[@ОтельМосква-з2й]

У него есть второй канал Аlex Burkan на русском

[@vepn2102]

Ты не один

[@josedelcarmenmonroygarcia7286]

Where do I buy the book ?

[@hussamal-rubaie91]

Guys I hope if anyone could send the pdfs of this video,cuz it’s not available in my country ❤

[@ChrisMcNeely]

Bless you

[@PremKumar-hd2xt]

can you make pure oxygen genrator

[@NoirCattoMeow]

Would electrolyzer powered hydrogen combustion engine be possible?

[@mohammadhashemi1771]

hi Alex can a high pressure cell be used to electrolyse steam?

[@irench]

Nice but looks pretty expensive. Better than the most common Bob's garage HHO garbage can. Thanks for sharing.

[@techgamer-channeldeleted6951]

Where is link for the guide

[@markwilliam2426]

I have a question about the solution. Can it be 15% of either substance or does it have to be a combination of the 2 substances? So it would be 1 liter of water then take 15% of potassium hydroxide then take the same 1 liter and 15% sodium hydroxide then combine the weight of those 2 substances and put it in the liter of water.

[@markwilliam2426]

@Ryan Biedenbach thanks man.

[@bartbraet7963]

Do you sell those generators ?

[@teslabrasileiro]

🙌👀 Fantastic

[@archangel8798]

I have question, there can be some troubles when you dont use this gas when it reaches maximum capacity or it have some holes to expire?

[@Boopadee]

I think he says the reaction slows at higher pressures in another video

[@Wadood-cs4gk]

This can run diesel engine or not?

[@andrespenagos9714]

Great Video...but.....What about the motorcycle working with it????.... please second part video!!!

[@biber1552]

Next will be an interesting topic close to your research: HHO Aaron Salter: You can find threads by searching for his name "...You have found a way... to utilize that sludge... Yes,... that's the holy grail of electrolysis." I studied Aaron Salter's patent US9863309B2 The process looks like this: Aaron used local ordinary tap water. He used dry cells similar to yours in his SUV. But they were contaminated with sludge due to the fact that ordinary undistilled water was used. To fix this, he had to periodically blow compressed air through the cell to remove the sludge from it. At the same time, some of the water was blown out. So that water would not be wasted, he installed an ordinary BB10 or BB20 household porous fine filter at the outlet of the electrolyzer. In his videos, Aaron reports that once he turned off the electrolyser, but the car still traveled quite a considerable distance only on gases from such a sludge filter. The pressure he used in the patent is 4 atmospheres, the video seems to say that there is a noticeable effect at 7 atmospheres of pressure in the electrolytic cell. Of course, the author does not fully disclose the design. What can happen in this sludge? Similar: colloidal solution, nanostructures, quantum processes.. The composition of the Sludge will of course depend on the composition of the impurities in the local water. But what usually happens in tap water? Lime, chalk, silicates, iron. But these ordinary substances can self-organize into microstructures.

[@Djovanini]

Bravo,......

[@terrontitus4771]

Can u do a car the same way?

[@girithar9185]

Bick run without fuel It's run with hho Or hho used for instant booster

[@meowxsquared8678]

Where does the power came from to electrolyze

[@joaosidonio7562]

How do you calculate the required gas amount? ie the octane equivalence?

[@Keegsbruh413]

I have the same question

[@joshuasimmons2412]

If you aint hitting 8k psi its not wroth it over a battery, to exceed the volumetric energy density of most lithium-ion batteries (including typical 3.7V lithium-ion and LFP batteries), hydrogen storage pressure generally needs to be around 8,000 psi or higher.

[@iam_lijee]

Brother How much volt you give to electrolysis

[@benjamindees]

I count 18 gaskets, so 36 volts

[@kossb1484]

на али готовый генератор ZK-PP1K и ZK-PP2K частота ширина пакет все настраивается