This invention relates to the field of
hydrogen energy production and
internal combustion engine power supply technology, specifically to an integrated power supply technology based on weak electric excitation and
electron double recombining mechanism, which enables instantaneous
hydrogen production upon water addition, simultaneous
hydrogen storage, and direct power supply to the
internal combustion engine. This technology belongs to the interdisciplinary field of
new energy and power systems. Currently, hydrogen energy production, storage, and power supply technologies worldwide suffer from significant technological limitations. This invention abandons the traditional
hydrogen production catalytic mechanism and innovatively employs a weak electric excitation +
electron double recombining physical mechanism: using a weak
electric field (
low voltage, low current) as the excitation source, it acts on a
graphene-based
lithium-
potassium composite medium with a slightly higher
potassium content than
lithium. Through a weak
electric field, a double recombining reaction of electrons occurs within the medium, generating a polar intermediate.
Hydrogen is directly produced by decomposing water without the need for high temperature,
high pressure, or strong
electricity, while simultaneously achieving synchronous in-situ
hydrogen storage. The hydrogen can be directly supplied to the
internal combustion engine for
combustion, forming a complete closed-loop power supply
system.