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Cell Types
Please keep in mind that we
are not the foremost experts on Hydrogen gas.
We are just sharing our experience with you.
Types of Cells:
Wet or submerged, and Dry or flooded. Wet
Cell:
A wet cell is a cell that sits in water (submerged)
There are several kinds of conductors used in a wet cell. Some
use flat plates, light switch covers, tubing, rods, wire, and bolts all
made of stainless steel just to name a few.
This type of cell for lack of better works "sucks".
The
water it sits in is destine to just get hotter and hotter. It is also the most dangerous type of cell that you can use.
The most common wet cell seen today is the canning or Mayonnaise jar.
The reason why we don't think this type of cell is even smart is because
you put your power leads inside the container where you are making
Hydrogen. If the cell shorts, a wire comes loose, a wires burns
into. you have a spark inside the cell. Can you say boom....
Common sense meter shows: ZERO Dry
Cell:
A dry cell is a cell that water passes through the inside VIA an entry
point and exit point on the ends of a closed cell.
This is the type of cell that TLG Hydrogen LLC is producing.
After you read this section you will know why we strongly feel this is a
safest and most productive cell design to use.
More coming soon Go
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