I know I know HHO is "not efficient" but I think the level of inefficiency has *alot* to do with the design of the generator and for what purpose the gas is used. I want to know how to make a superb generator that is very very efficient.
For instance I read that its the amount of current as in AMPS and not so much the voltage level that causes water molecules to split into HHO gas. So basically if you can get a superb electrolyte that lets 30 amps of currect flow using 1 volt its 12 times more efficient than a setup that requires 12 volts to push 30 amps of current through the HHO generator.
I realize a generator can be scaled up making it huge to push current through the electrolyte more easily and that electrolyte is important. Anybody know about PWM and its importance? How about the surface finish on the plates? I remember reading that the better the finish the lower the electrical resistance of the plates so that is another way to get more current using less volts.
Only reason I think low volts is important is that it means less power is being consumed to get the same amount of gas assuming it really is the current doing all the work.
A good design for keeping the hydrogen and oxygen gases seperate would be awesome from a safety point of view.