Posted on August 23, 2008 by daveand5
There are many good comments being posted, but many of them should be new threads or posts to be found easier.
Please join the group so you can post new ideas/threads instead of adding comments to the existing ones.
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Posted on July 9, 2008 by daveand5
Many welding supply stores and dealers offer acetylene and oxygen flashback units for welding, these might be able to be adapted to HHO and are a lot smaller than a bubbler. Also do a net search for dealers if you don’t have one locally.
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Posted on July 2, 2008 by daveand5
Here is an advanced Bubbler design, it currently is untested as far as I know. So if you try it, or have used it let us know how it works.
Click on pic to download and save as pdf, right click and save as jpg.
Heres the way I modified tank, drilled 2 holes, top and bottom, [...]
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Posted on June 27, 2008 by daveand5
A Bubbler is a simple flashback device, used to prevent the burning gas from entering the HHO gas generating chamber and creating an explosion. The device by design can itself explode the quantity of gas in the head space above the water, destroying the bubbler, spreading the diluted catalyst and shrapnel from the container.
For safety, [...]
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Posted on June 27, 2008 by daveand5
Detail your bubbler, your Homemade flashback device, detail failures as well as success’. Where did you get the commercial flashback device, the check valve, the quick disconnect, the acrylic Tube, etc
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