Patent classifications
C25B15/027
AC TO DC CONVERTER FOR ELECTROLYSIS
An alternating current AC to direct current DC converting circuit for a turbine generator is provided that comprises an active AC/DC converter having a controllable output voltage level having an input for receiving alternating current electrical power from a turbine generator and an output for providing direct current electrical power to an electrolysis system for electrolysis of water. The AC to DC converter further comprises an oscillator for generating an alternating current auxiliary signal and a summation circuit for adding the alternating current signal to the output of the active AC DC converter. By adding an AC component to the DC output of the active AC DC converter, electrolysis cells in the electrolysis module connected to the AC DC converting circuit have been proven to operate more efficiently. The amplitude of the alternating current auxiliary signal is preferably less than the output voltage of the active AC/DC converter.
MEMBRANE ELECTROLYSIS PROCESSES FOR AKALINE CHLORIDE SOLUTIONS, USING A GAS-DIFFUSION ELECTRODE
The invention relates to processes for the electrolysis of alkali chlorides by means of oxygen-depolarized electrodes, said processes having specific operating parameters for shut-down and restarting.
MEMBRANE ELECTROLYSIS PROCESSES FOR AKALINE CHLORIDE SOLUTIONS, USING A GAS-DIFFUSION ELECTRODE
The invention relates to processes for the electrolysis of alkali chlorides by means of oxygen-depolarized electrodes, said processes having specific operating parameters for shut-down and restarting.
ELECTROLYTIC MANGANESE DIOXIDE, METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SAME, AND USE THEREOF
To provide electrolytic manganese dioxide excellent in cell performance in high rate discharge and middle rate discharge when used as a cathode material for alkaline manganese dry cells, and a method for its production. Electrolytic manganese dioxide, characterized in that the average size of mesopores is at least 6.5 nm and at most 10 nm, and the alkali potential is at least 290 mV and at most 350 mV; a method for its production and its application.
ELECTROLYTIC MANGANESE DIOXIDE, METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SAME, AND USE THEREOF
To provide electrolytic manganese dioxide excellent in cell performance in high rate discharge and middle rate discharge when used as a cathode material for alkaline manganese dry cells, and a method for its production. Electrolytic manganese dioxide, characterized in that the average size of mesopores is at least 6.5 nm and at most 10 nm, and the alkali potential is at least 290 mV and at most 350 mV; a method for its production and its application.
ELECTROLYTIC REACTOR AND METHOD OF OPERATING SAME
The various embodiments disclosed herein relate to a system and a method of modifying a configuration of an electrolytic reactor. In at least one embodiment, the system comprises an electrolytic reactor assembly including a plurality of electrolytic cells, the electrolytic reactor assembly being configured to operate in at least two operation modes. The system also comprises at least one switching element coupled to the electrolytic reactor assembly, a control unit, and a monitoring system coupled to the control unit, where the monitoring system is configured to monitor at least one attribute associated with the electrolytic reactor assembly. The control unit is configured to modify the configuration of the electrolytic reactor assembly between the at least two operation modes based on the at least one attribute associated with the electrolytic reactor assembly monitored by the monitoring system.
ELECTROLYTIC REACTOR AND METHOD OF OPERATING SAME
The various embodiments disclosed herein relate to a system and a method of modifying a configuration of an electrolytic reactor. In at least one embodiment, the system comprises an electrolytic reactor assembly including a plurality of electrolytic cells, the electrolytic reactor assembly being configured to operate in at least two operation modes. The system also comprises at least one switching element coupled to the electrolytic reactor assembly, a control unit, and a monitoring system coupled to the control unit, where the monitoring system is configured to monitor at least one attribute associated with the electrolytic reactor assembly. The control unit is configured to modify the configuration of the electrolytic reactor assembly between the at least two operation modes based on the at least one attribute associated with the electrolytic reactor assembly monitored by the monitoring system.
ELECTROLYSIS SYSTEM WITH CONTROLLED THERMAL PROFILE
This invention relates to a system comprising one or more electrolysis cell(s) and at least one power electronic unit that supplies the cell(s) with a fluctuating voltage, and to a method for operating one or more electrolysis cell(s), comprising providing one or more voltage fluctuations to the electrolysis cell(s) by at least one power electronic unit, enabling the provision of a low-cost electrolysis system which simultaneously allows for fast-response dynamic operation, improved electrolysis efficiency, increased lifetime and high impurity tolerance.
ELECTROLYZERS WITH BYPASSABLE BIPOLAR PLATES
Systems and methods are provided for operating an electrolyzer. The systems and methods include operations comprising: forming an electrical series connection through the plurality of electrolytic cells; bypassing a first electrolytic cell using bypass circuitry included in a first bipolar plate to electrically remove the first electrolytic cell from the electrical series connection while maintaining flow of current through a second of electrolytic cell; monitoring one or more parameters of the plurality of electrolytic cells; and generating, based on the one or more parameters, a model representing operating conditions of the electrolytic cells on an individual electrolytic cell basis.
ELECTROLYZERS WITH BYPASSABLE BIPOLAR PLATES
Systems and methods are provided for operating an electrolyzer. The systems and methods include operations comprising: forming an electrical series connection through the plurality of electrolytic cells; bypassing a first electrolytic cell using bypass circuitry included in a first bipolar plate to electrically remove the first electrolytic cell from the electrical series connection while maintaining flow of current through a second of electrolytic cell; monitoring one or more parameters of the plurality of electrolytic cells; and generating, based on the one or more parameters, a model representing operating conditions of the electrolytic cells on an individual electrolytic cell basis.