WO2010069275A1 - Energy saving apparatus for producing oxyhydrogen combustion supporting gas and method using the same - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- the present invention relates to the technical field of an electrolyte body, and more particularly to an energy-saving apparatus and method for producing a hydrogen-oxygen-supporting gas by electrolyzing an electrolytic solution containing a water component.
- a cathode and an anode are installed in the water of the electrolytic cell, and then a direct current is applied to electrolyze the water, hydrogen gas is generated on the cathode, and oxygen is generated on the anode.
- a direct current is applied to electrolyze the water
- hydrogen gas is generated on the cathode
- oxygen is generated on the anode.
- Brown Gas which is a combination of conventional hydrogen and conventional oxygen gas, which can be used as a gaseous fuel.
- HHO combustible gas
- the object of the present invention is to further improve the combustion-supporting ability of the hydrogen-oxygen gas, increase the combustion rate of the fuel, save energy, reduce combustion emissions, and protect the environment.
- An energy-saving device for producing a hydrogen-oxygen combustion-supporting gas comprising an electrolytic cell, an electrolyte with a water component, and an electronic driving device, characterized in that:
- the electrolytic cell comprises a plurality of negative electrode plates, a positive electrode plate and a neutral plate, wherein the negative electrode plate, the positive electrode plate and the neutral plate are not in contact with each other, and are arranged adjacent to each other or to form an electrolytic plate.
- the two outer plates of the outermost layer of the electrolytic plate are neutral plates, and the electrolytic plates are fully or partially immersed in the electrolyte;
- the electronic driving device is a pulse width modulator with adjustable frequency and pulse square wave, wherein the input end is connected to a DC power source, and the output end thereof is respectively connected to the negative electrode plate and the positive electrode plate of the electrolytic cell.
- the electrolytic plate is one of the following arrangements:
- Neutral plate - positive electrode plate - negative electrode plate - positive electrode plate - negative electrode plate - positive electrode plate - neutral plate or
- the electrolytic cell includes an electrolyte container, an electrolytic plate disposed in the electrolyte container, an electrode terminal connected to the electrolytic plate, and a gas outlet, an electrolyte supply port, and a safety valve disposed on the electrolyte container.
- the interval between the negative electrode plate or the positive electrode plate or the neutral plate is 4 mm.
- the pulse width modulator has an operating frequency range of 400 Hz to 42400 Hz.
- the pulse width modulator is connected to an ammeter.
- the input of the pulse width modulator is connected to a 12V DC or an electrode of an automotive engine.
- the gas outlet of the electrolytic cell is connected to a vacuum suction port or an air intake port of an internal combustion engine or an engine.
- the internal combustion engine or engine is equipped with an air/fuel ratio controller.
- the electrolytic cell is provided with an electrolyte automatic sensor connected to the electrolyte automatic replenishing system.
- a method for generating a hydrogen-oxygenated combustion gas by the energy-saving device the steps of which are:
- the hydrogen-oxygen gas is delivered to the available space without storage through the gas outlet of the electrolytic cell.
- the pulse width modulator has an operating frequency range of 400 Hz to 42400 Hz.
- the electrolysis cell has an input pulse current of between 5 and 20 amps.
- the oxyhydrogen gas includes monoatomic hydrogen and monoatomic oxygen, and this monoatomic form exists for only 5 to 10 seconds.
- the oxyhydrogen gas releases 2.5 to 3 levels of energy more than the normal diatomic state gas.
- the oxyhydrogen gas is mixed with air in the combustion chamber of the internal combustion engine or engine to make the combustion of the fuel more complete.
- the invention has the advantages that: the hydrogen and oxygen gas can be efficiently generated, and the gas can affect the combustion process of any internal combustion engine, so that all petrochemical fuels such as gasoline, diesel, petroleum gas and biofuel can be fully combusted from the available
- the fuel extracts a large amount of energy into mechanical energy, which makes the internal combustion engine or engine achieve considerable and accurate performance improvement, saves fuel, and greatly reduces emissions of exhaust gas or dust such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide and sulfur dioxide. surroundings.
- Figure 1 is a cross-sectional structural view showing the side of the electrolytic cell of the present invention
- Figure 2 is a cross-sectional structural view showing the rear view of the electrolytic cell of the present invention.
- Figure 3 is a plan view of the electrolytic cell of the present invention.
- Figure 4 is a schematic structural view of an electrolytic plate in the electrolytic cell of the present invention.
- Figure 5 is a schematic view showing the size of an electrolytic plate in the electrolytic cell of the present invention.
- Figure 6 is a schematic view showing the connection of the present invention to an automobile engine.
- 1 is an electrolyte container
- 61 is a car engine
- 63 is a car ignition device
- 64 is an air/fuel ratio controller
- 66 is an ammeter of the energy saving device of the present invention.
- 67 is a gas output hose of the energy saving device of the present invention.
- 68 is a safety device
- 69 is an adjustable pulse width modulator of the energy saving device of the present invention.
- 71 is an electrolytic cell of the energy saving device of the present invention.
- 73 is a battery.
- connection mode of this embodiment is as follows: an electronic driving device, that is, a pulse width modulator whose frequency and pulse square wave can be adjusted, the input end of which is connected to a DC power source, and the output ends thereof are respectively connected to the anode and the cathode electrodes of the electrolytic cell
- the terminal, the anode and the anode electrode posts are respectively connected to the negative electrode plate and the positive electrode plate.
- the negative electrode plate, the positive electrode plate and the neutral plate in the electrolytic cell are not in contact with each other, adjacent or spaced apart, and the outermost two plates are neutral plates and are fully or partially immersed in In an electrolyte containing a water component.
- the electrolytic cell of the present invention is composed of an electrolyte container 1, an electrolytic plate 2, an electrode terminal 3, a gas outlet 4, an electrolyte replenishing port 5, a safety valve 10, and the like.
- the electrolytic plate is composed of two to three negative electrode plates, a positive electrode plate and a neutral plate arranged in the following order.
- Figure 4 is one of the arrangements, that is, two neutral plates 12 on both outer sides of the electrolysis plate, and three positive electrode plates 42 The two negative electrode plates 41 are arranged adjacent to each other.
- the positive electrode plate 42 is connected to the anode electrode terminal through the fixing bolt 6 and the nut 7, the anode electrode terminal is connected to the positive pole of the pulse width modulator output end, and the female electrode plate 41 is connected to the cathode electrode through the fixing bolt 6 and the nut 7
- the column is connected, the cathode electrode terminal is connected to the negative pole of the pulse width modulator output end, the neutral plate 12 is not connected to electricity, and the two neutral plates 12 are always placed on both sides of the cathode and the positive electrode plate, so as to block the voltage. Leakage causes the energy generated by the electrode plates to be directed to the internal plates.
- the above-mentioned negative electrode plate or positive electrode plate or neutral plate can be made of stainless steel with a thickness of 1.2 mm, and the plates are separated by spacers 8 at intervals of about 4 mm, if they are too close or too far apart. Reduce the efficiency of producing hydrogen and oxygen gas.
- the electrode terminal 3 is a female and a male electrode terminal, the cathode terminal is connected to the negative electrode plate 41, and is fixed above the electrolytic cell through a threaded sealing cap 9; the anode terminal is connected to the male electrode plate 42 and passes through the thread
- the sealing cap 9 is fixed above the electrolytic cell.
- the electrolyte supply port 5 in the electrolytic cell is used for manual or automatic replenishment of the electrolyte.
- the electrolyte is consumed.
- An automatic sensor is installed in the electrolytic cell to control the electrolyte automatic replenishment system to automatically fill the electrolyte tank.
- a safety valve 10 is required in the electrolytic cell, and its function is to prevent the gas pressure in the electrolytic cell from being excessively large, and is used for unidirectional release of gas in the electrolytic cell.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic view showing the size of an electrolytic plate in the electrolytic cell of the present invention, which is designed to adapt to a specific electrolytic cell box.
- the length and width of the neutral plate 12 are 155 mm and 50 mm, respectively.
- the size of this electrolytic plate is suitable for automotive engines with a displacement of less than 5 liters. Of course, other sizes can be designed to accommodate larger displacement engines.
- the working principle of the invention is as follows: DC power input 12V DC input to adjustable pulse width modulation
- PWM the working principle of the TASER stun gun or riot bar
- the 1.5-3 volt DC voltage can be converted into a voltage of about 100,000 volts
- the PWM is the same.
- pulse modulation that is, by adjusting the pulse frequency and duty cycle
- a pulse current that is much larger than the input DC current of the PWM is supplied to the electrolytic cell at the output end, and the electrolytic cell receives a sufficiently large pulse current and passes through the electrolytic electrode.
- Electrolysis of the aqueous solution by the plate produces a new class of hydrogen-oxygen gases, which we call monoatomic HHO, which are in the form of "Brown Gas", diatomic HHO gas or H m in the prior art.
- the O n gas has an essential difference compared to the normal diatomic form, and the monoatomic HHO gas has a temporary state of a single atom. Since the atoms representing the gas are in a single atomic state, as a single hydrogen atom and oxygen atom, they do not form clusters, and their burning ability is much greater than when they are in a cluster state; in a single atom state, the atom can be released more.
- this monoatomic HHO oxyhydrogen gas has 2-3 times the energy equivalent to Brownian or diatomic HHO gas; at the same time, this hydrogen oxygen is monoatomic, or A single, unbound atom with a temporary presence, after a short period of time, will change back to its normal diatomic form after about 5-10 seconds. Therefore, it is used as soon as it is generated, and it cannot be requested or stored.
- the gas outlet of the electrolyzer to the air intake of the car engine.
- start the electrolyzer to adjust the pulse frequency and duty cycle of the PWM.
- the suitable operating frequency is 400Hz to 1900Hz. It will output a large enough current, about 5 to 20 amps, to electrolyze the aqueous solution to produce a single-atom HHO oxyhydrogen gas, which passes through the air intake of the car engine and immediately enters the combustion chamber of the engine.
- Hydrogen atoms and oxygen atoms do not form clusters. They are ideally separated and distributed in the engine as a single atom for combustion, and release energy in 2.5-3 steps above the Brownian or diatomic HHO gas.
- the pulse current of the cell is controlled by adjusting the frequency and duty cycle of the PWM.
- the current output by the PWM is about 5 amps, which creates an internal environment that allows the cell to operate at a lower temperature. It is beneficial to the formation of monoatomic HHO oxyhydrogen gas; as the temperature of the electrolyte increases, the pulse current increases to 12 to 20 amps, which makes the cell obtain the ideal single-atom HHO oxyhydrogen gas output, reducing the engine.
- the overwork of the power system avoids "heat out of control".
- an ammeter can be connected to the PWM to monitor the PWM output current in real time so that the operator can keep the cell in an optimal state. Due to the use of PWM, the power consumption of the power supply of the present invention must be less than that of most other electrolytic cell devices that directly extract power from the battery or the generator, and the whole process reduces the overwork and loss of the engine battery and the electrical system, thereby saving energy. It also increases the life of the engine and electrical system.
- the tunable pulse width modulator (PWM) used here is an electronic device that equivalently obtains the required waveform shape and amplitude by modulating the frequency and width of a series of pulses. This is a mature The prior art will not be described here one by one.
- the hydrogen-oxygen gas produced by electrolyzing an aqueous solution is usually stored in a space or a container, and then the gas is introduced into a combustion chamber of an automobile engine to be mixed and burned with the fuel.
- this kind of storage is extremely dangerous, because two parts of hydrogen and one part of oxygen are explosive combinations, and the storage of gas is also harmful to the output of power. It exists in a single atomic state for only a short time, and soon Will be converted to a normal diatomic state.
- the present invention is essentially a system for immediate hydrogen demand, there is no need to store any gas, which is its main safety feature. When needed, a monoatomic HHO oxyhydrogen gas is generated as it enters the engine combustion chamber.
- the car has an electronic control unit (ECU) that controls the air/fuel mixture ratio
- ECU electronice control unit
- the voltage of the input electronic control unit (ECU) is corrected by a variable resistor, purposefully adjusted to favor an air/fuel mixture ratio, and is more suitable for combustion with a single atom HHO oxyhydrogen gas to obtain additional energy released by the fossil fuel. It also allows the engine to achieve greater fuel efficiency.
- FIG. 6 is an embodiment of the invention applied to an automobile engine.
- 65 is the steering wheel of the automobile, and the energy saving device ammeter 66 and the air/fuel ratio controller 64 of the present invention are all mounted on the dashboard 62 of the automobile.
- the input end of the adjustable pulse width modulator (PWM) 69 of the energy saving device of the present invention is connected to the positive and negative electrodes of the battery 73 through the series of automobile ignition device 63, ammeter 66, relay 70 and fuse 72; and the adjustable pulse width
- the output of the modulator (PWM) 69 is connected to the cathode and anode electrode posts of the electrolytic cell 71, the gas output hose 67 of the electrolytic cell 71, and the carburetor or fuel/air connected to the engine 61 via the safety device 68. Suction port.
- the working principle of the embodiment shown in Fig. 6 is as follows: When the automobile engine is turned on, the car ignition device 63 is closed, the relay 70 is closed, and the input end of the adjustable pulse width modulator (PWM) 69 is connected to the direct current, the PWM to the electrolytic cell. 71 output pulse current, which can be monitored from the ammeter 66. At this time, the electrolysis tank 71 electrolyzes water to produce a single atom HHO oxyhydrogen gas which passes through the output hose 67, passes through the safety device 68, and is connected to the engine 61.
- the carburetor or fuel/air intake port enters the combustion chamber of the engine 61 and is mixed with fuel and air for combustion.
- the safety device 68 here is actually a container filled with water inside.
- the monoatomic HHO oxyhydrogen gas is introduced into the bottom of the container through the output hose 67. Then, the gas goes to the top of the container and finally exits from the output hose 67 at the top of the container. .
- This design is designed to prevent the flame from being isolated by the water in the event of a slight explosion of the monoatomic HHO oxyhydrogen gas at the top of the vessel, without damaging the cell.
- the air/fuel ratio controller 64 is used to control the air/fuel ratio entering the combustion chamber of the engine 61. We usually set it to two gears, one for the slow travel of the car in the urban area and the other for the car. High speed on the highway.
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