My thread was closed prematurely based on assumptions. Please let me clarify...
In no way shape or form am i trying to produce HHO gas, couldn't be further from the truth. I do not believe in overunity, or having water recycle itself in a closed system (research "entropy in a closed system")
i wanted to use thermal plasma energy to cause an electrical arc explosion, kind of like shorting a capacitor bank into a water melon...boom.
at no point is stanely myers mentioned. (edited cant post link) here is an exercpt
During the Second World War, Frungel (1948) measured the unusualstrength of water arc explosions. He concluded that the explosions were notcaused by heat and steam, and admitted freely that he was unable to explainthe phenomenon.Soon after Frungel’s publications, water arc explosions found applications inelectrohydraulic metal forming (Gilchrist & Crossland 1967) and underwaterpulse echo sounding (Frungel 1965). Not until the mid-1980s was the scientificbasis of the puzzling explosions more extensively researched at MIT (Azevedoet al. 1986). It was then shown that the discharge of 3.6 kJ of stored capacitorenergy would create pressures in excess of 20000 atm, in 7 ml of saltwater:3.6 gm of water was ejected from the accelerator barrel with a velocity of theorder of 1000 m/s and then punched a 1/2 diameter hole through a 1/4 inch think aluminium plate.
In no way shape or form am i trying to produce HHO gas, couldn't be further from the truth. I do not believe in overunity, or having water recycle itself in a closed system (research "entropy in a closed system")
i wanted to use thermal plasma energy to cause an electrical arc explosion, kind of like shorting a capacitor bank into a water melon...boom.
at no point is stanely myers mentioned. (edited cant post link) here is an exercpt
During the Second World War, Frungel (1948) measured the unusualstrength of water arc explosions. He concluded that the explosions were notcaused by heat and steam, and admitted freely that he was unable to explainthe phenomenon.Soon after Frungel’s publications, water arc explosions found applications inelectrohydraulic metal forming (Gilchrist & Crossland 1967) and underwaterpulse echo sounding (Frungel 1965). Not until the mid-1980s was the scientificbasis of the puzzling explosions more extensively researched at MIT (Azevedoet al. 1986). It was then shown that the discharge of 3.6 kJ of stored capacitorenergy would create pressures in excess of 20000 atm, in 7 ml of saltwater:3.6 gm of water was ejected from the accelerator barrel with a velocity of theorder of 1000 m/s and then punched a 1/2 diameter hole through a 1/4 inch think aluminium plate.
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