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*Small Chinese jewelry hydrogen torches - 100 lph | *Small Chinese jewelry hydrogen torches - 100 lph | ||
*Taiwan - 2.6kW, .6lph water consumption. Says it's good for steel cutting. - [http://www.oxy-hydrogen.com/en/2-1566-12460/product/Standard-Oxy-hydrogen-Generator-EP-350-id159806.html] | *Taiwan - 2.6kW, .6lph water consumption. Says it's good for steel cutting. - [http://www.oxy-hydrogen.com/en/2-1566-12460/product/Standard-Oxy-hydrogen-Generator-EP-350-id159806.html] | ||
*4.5kW, 1500 lph - [http://www.okayenergy.com/oxyhydrogen-cutting/oxyhydrogen-gas-cutting-machine.html] | |||
=Charcoal Gas= | =Charcoal Gas= | ||
Latest revision as of 00:31, 30 April 2016
Any fuel.can be used, from liquid fuels such as gasoline to diesel, to gas - such as propane, a etylene, wood gas, to hydrogen.
Hydrogen
- Without adding oxygen, here is a simple but good looking torch, Hackaday - [1]
Oxy-Hydrogen
- Slavic Paper charactrellerizing oxyhydrogen cutting -[2]
- Komatsu propaganda, with some data, no references - [3]
Products
- Oweld - [4].
- Small Chinese jewelry hydrogen torches - 100 lph
- Taiwan - 2.6kW, .6lph water consumption. Says it's good for steel cutting. - [5]
- 4.5kW, 1500 lph - [6]
Charcoal Gas
Gasoline
- Gasoline or diesel - [7]. DOE (biased?) Testing of the torch has been performed - see Data section - [8]. Conclusion: capital amortization cost of 9 cents per hour vs 3 cents for oxyacetylene, but a major savings of fuel (not oxygen, which is the same) - at 2.5 gallons of gasoline or equivalent 250 lb bottle of acetylene. The latter is $80 in 2015 and the former is $8 - 10x cost reduction on fuel. The next question is oxygen. Cutting rate is double and triple at 2" and 4.5" metal thickness.
- Table 6 page 19 shows overall fuel cost to be 6x improved in the gasoline case, which appears to include oxygen.