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Slip Top Bubbler Safety Unit
Country/Region china
Company Top Energy, LLC
Categories Braided Hose
Update 2012-05-09 10:42:41
ICP License Issued by the Chinese Ministry
Slip Top Bubbler Safety Unit
Consider This Unit to Scrub and Protect Your HHO Output
About 25% of the systems we sell also use a Bubbler device of some sort. These units are often called 'dryers' and they serve an important function in specific installations.
The original purpose for these units was twofold. First, there was a concern about possible intake manifold backfires that would ignite the HHO gas and send an explosive flame along the hoses and probably cause damage.
Newer vehicles with fuel injectors seldom create a situation for backfires to occur. Over time, agreement grew for this being a valid point for older carbureted vehicles.
Secondly, people felt a need to 'scrub' the HHO gas clean to prevent electrolyte residues from entering the engine and possibly damaging certain metals. This was definitely true in early HHO generator designs that were less efficient than today. Often the units would be operated at too high a current draw to produce the needed amount of HHO.
This excessive amperage (and innefficiency of poorly designed units) caused heat that actually boiled the electrolyte solution and created steam and 'spill overs' of the solution into the vehicles intake manifold.
Today, most units are designed to run cooler and when properly installed do not create steam or spills into the engine. However, the Bubbler is a great way allow the HHO to pass through (or bubble) the unit filled about halfway with water. Any impurities are caught by the water along with any steam residues.
Our recommendation is to install your HHO generator with a long feed tube to the engine. This allows you to inspect the amount of water condensation occurring in the systems environment. It also allows any steam or condensation to form on the walls of the hose and drain back to the reservoir before reaching the engine.
Consider This Unit to Scrub and Protect Your HHO Output
About 25% of the systems we sell also use a Bubbler device of some sort. These units are often called 'dryers' and they serve an important function in specific installations.
The original purpose for these units was twofold. First, there was a concern about possible intake manifold backfires that would ignite the HHO gas and send an explosive flame along the hoses and probably cause damage.
Newer vehicles with fuel injectors seldom create a situation for backfires to occur. Over time, agreement grew for this being a valid point for older carbureted vehicles.
Secondly, people felt a need to 'scrub' the HHO gas clean to prevent electrolyte residues from entering the engine and possibly damaging certain metals. This was definitely true in early HHO generator designs that were less efficient than today. Often the units would be operated at too high a current draw to produce the needed amount of HHO.
This excessive amperage (and innefficiency of poorly designed units) caused heat that actually boiled the electrolyte solution and created steam and 'spill overs' of the solution into the vehicles intake manifold.
Today, most units are designed to run cooler and when properly installed do not create steam or spills into the engine. However, the Bubbler is a great way allow the HHO to pass through (or bubble) the unit filled about halfway with water. Any impurities are caught by the water along with any steam residues.
Our recommendation is to install your HHO generator with a long feed tube to the engine. This allows you to inspect the amount of water condensation occurring in the systems environment. It also allows any steam or condensation to form on the walls of the hose and drain back to the reservoir before reaching the engine.
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