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This application discloses an electrolytic hydrogen production system, belonging to the field of electrolytic hydrogen production. The electrolytic hydrogen production system includes: an electrolytic cell forming isolated anode and cathode chambers; an anode storage tank connected end-to-end to the anode chambers for storing the anolyte, wherein the electrolyte in the anolyte includes a water-soluble redox pair; and a cathode storage tank connected end-to-end to the cathode chambers for storing the cathode electrolyte. By adding a water-soluble redox pair to the anolyte in the electrolytic cell, an oxidation reaction occurs during hydrogen production. No oxygen is produced at the anode, and hydrogen is produced at the cathode, avoiding the formation of an explosive gas mixture from oxygen and hydrogen. This improves the safety of the electrolytic hydrogen production system, expands the power operating range, and the high-potential products after anode oxidation can be used as raw materials for power generation, improving the utilization rate of the anode products.

This invention discloses a dual-buoy wave-current energy combined power generation device, comprising a connecting rod and two identical float power generation components. Each float power generation component includes a float upper shell, a support rod, a push rod, a ratchet transmission assembly, a speed-increasing assembly, and a generator. The two float components are hinged together by the connecting rod and oscillate relative to each other with the waves, using a lever principle to drive the push rod in a reciprocating motion. The ratchet transmission assembly converts the reciprocating motion into unidirectional rotational output, which is then accelerated by two stages of speed-increasing components to drive the generator, achieving dual-buoy coupled power generation. The lower shell of the float is conical to reduce seawater resistance and contains springs and vibration energy storage blocks to recover vibrational energy and improve wave energy utilization. This device uses a helical impeller to absorb ocean current energy; the blades are subjected to force perpendicular to the helical shaft, achieving unidirectional self-starting rotation. This invention features a simple structure, high transmission efficiency, and stable output. Through wave-current energy combined power generation and the dual-buoy coupling design, it significantly improves power generation efficiency and device stability.