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10 results for “instant explosion of water T6i” · 42ms
Patents citing this work · Jitendra Kumar BARTHAKUR · United States · 2019
Taking limits; and the explosion proneness of such systems as stated an instant of explosion as 0.01 part of a second , 3.6 /2 kJ before . instant= 60
Cited prior art · Jr Albert G Bodine · United States · 1956
an acoustic standing wave can be set up therein by inter mediate of water gas containing hydrogen and carbon mon oxide, and use of a catalyst
Cited prior art · Mario de Souza, Gabi Balan and 1 more · United States · 2001
are utilized, however other numbers of cells are possible. reduce the hazard of explosion by withdrawing the gases The number of cells 10 utilized in the
Cited prior art · J. W. Pettigrew, Gregory R. Monette and 1 more · United States · 1998
to said means for extracting b) a means for transporting the quantity of water from said hydrogen and oxygen, wherein said inlet port includes vessel to
Cited prior art · Donald R. Post, Douglas C. Littlefield and 1 more · United States · 1995
by the able, and which does not require modification of existing electrolysis of water. 45 emission control systems or the use of auxiliary compressed It has
Cited prior art · Jerome H. Lemelson · United States · 1987
materials for use in ing thereof by the laser beams or the explosion of com plasma apparatus such as a magneto hydrodynamic bustible mixtures within the
Patents citing this work · United States · 1984
converting these rays to heat energy, and employing and approximately 144 BTU/pound of water is ab 30 this heat energy to heat spaces is common to
Cited prior art · Charles H. Heller · United States · 1983
the gas is subjected to ultraviolet radiation to relate to the disassociation of water into its component make predetermined parts of oxygen and hydrogen according to
US Patents · United States · 1983
if an engine could be designed to accomodate such high velocities, the.danger of explosion would eliminate any thoughts of commercial use. The present invention, as above
Patents citing this work · Chih-Ching Tzeng, Den-Lian Lin and 4 more · United States · 2007
connected to another end of said airflow which is formed by an instant expansion of high cooling device. temperature air after the burning. The DRE of hydrogen
