C25B1/06

OXYGEN GENERATOR INTEGRATED WITH OZONE REMOVAL FILTER
20190024249 · 2019-01-24 · ·

The present invention relates to an oxygen generator integrated with an ozone removal filter such that an ozone removal filter is provided in an oxygen discharge opening communicating with an oxygen discharge hole of a water electrolytic cell constituting an apparatus for producing oxygen by using mineral water among generally used water, for filtering ozone generated with oxygen during electrolysis of water and ozone compounds, in which ozone is combined with various organic and inorganic materials contained in mineral water, such as calcium (Ca), magnesium (Mg) and silicon (Si), and thus the oxygen generator allows only high purity oxygen to pass through and to be discharged through the oxygen discharge hole.

Method for operating an SOEC-type stack reactor for producing methane in the absence of available electricity

A method for the operation of an SOEC stack reactor (custom character Solid Oxide Electrolyser Cellcustom character), according to which, in the absence of electricity, synthesis gas H.sub.2+CO or a mixture H.sub.2+CO.sub.2 is injected at the cathode inlet of the reactor in such a way as to produce methane inside the reactor. Since the catalytic methanation reaction is exothermic, the stack reactor can therefore be held at temperature, without loss of fuel. The fuel used for the methanation (synthesis gas or hydrogen) can advantageously be that which has been previously produced during the operating phases with available electricity.

Systems for HHO Gas Second Fuel Distribution and Control

An HHO gas second fuel is produced in a pressure-resistant container and distributed at a low volumetric rate at multiple locations about the internal combustion engine.

Electrolysis System Having In Situ HHO Storage

HHO gas is produced and stored in a pressure-resistant electrolysis cell having an electrolysis zone and a gas storage zone.

Onboard Graphene Electrolysis System

HHO gas is produced and stored for use by an internal combustion engine in a pressure-resistant electrolysis cell containing graphene electrodes.

GAS GENERATOR
20180320274 · 2018-11-08 ·

The present invention provides a gas generator and comprises an electrolytic device, a condensing filter device, and a cooling device. The electrolytic device is configured for electrolyzing electrolyzed water to generate hydrogen. The condensing filter device is coupled to the electrolytic device for receiving and filtering the hydrogen generated by the electrolytic device. The cooling device comprises a cooling sheet and a cooling fan, wherein the cooling sheet is configured on the condensing filter device, and the cooling fan is configured for driving air to flow through the cooling sheet to cool the condensing filter device. The present invention uses the condensing filter device and the cooling device for cooling the generated gas and the component that gas passes through, so that a stable operating temperature is maintaining. Therefore, the possibility of the component damage by high temperature and humidity is reduced.

Control board for controlling channel sequencing of positive and negative DC voltage and current
10113241 · 2018-10-30 ·

A controller board for controlling sequencing of positive and negative DC voltage and current to one or more devices or groups of device to achieve an optimum output from the one or more device or groups of devices using the least amount of energy is provided. The sequencing of signals may be programmed into or uploaded into the controller board for providing the order in which power is provided to the one or more devices or groups of devices. A sequence may be a set of paired outputs (one (+) and one ()) turned On in the order they have been programmed/entered and at a selected frequency. According to one embodiment, there can be up to 8 steps (1 to 8) in a sequence.

System and method for generating hydrogen and oxygen gases
10094032 · 2018-10-09 ·

The embodiments herein provide a HHO generating system and method for generating hydrogen, oxygen and methane. The system adopts electrolysis process to generate a HHO gas from a water-electrolyte solution. The system comprises a reaction tank filled with the water-electrolyte solution, a plurality of disks stacked one above another, a plurality of frames connecting to the disks and an external power supply. The disks comprise a plurality of negatively charged cathode disks and a plurality of positively charged anode disks. The plurality of frames comprises a plurality of conductive frames and a plurality of support frames configured to hold the disks. An electric current is supplied to the conducting frames so as to electrically charge the disks that react with the water-electrolyte solution to produce the HHO gas. The disks are copper-nickel alloy disks in a ratio of 70:30.

Method of fabricating contact elements in an electrochemical device such as SOFC or EHT

The invention relates to a method of fabricating a contact element in an electrochemical device (9) such as an SOFC or an EHT which comprises the following steps: a) use is made of: at least one cell (8) consisting of an assemblage made up of an electrode to be hydrogenated (5)-electrolyte (4)-electrode to be oxygenated (3); at least one first interconnector (1); and at least one second interconnector (7); b) at least one layer of a conducting material is deposited on the first interconnector (1) and/or the second interconnector (7); c) an electrochemical device (9) is assembled; said method being characterized in that: d) a thermomechanical treatment is carried out on the electrochemical device obtained on completion of step c). The invention also relates to an electrochemical device (9) equipped with at least one contact element (2) obtained according to this fabrication method.

Breathable electrode and method for use in water splitting

The present invention relates to a water splitting cell having at least one electrode comprising a porous membrane, wherein gas produced at the electrode diffuses out of the cell via the porous membrane, separating the gas from the reaction at the electrode without bubble formation.