System for the autonomous generation of hydrogen for an on-board system
A technology for hydrogen production systems and motorized devices, which is applied in power system fuel cells, hydrogen, inorganic chemistry, etc., can solve the problem that motorized applications are not very compatible, and achieve the effect of reducing the version
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[0098] • The heat transfer loop heats the exchangers E1 and E2 separately in two parts at the evaporation temperature of the heat transfer fluid through the heat pump (calories from the pump) and at 600° C. through the conversion system, respectively. These two reactions are then controlled independently, allowing more choices for M / MO pairs;
[0099] • Or there is a single circuit that heats the exchanger at the same evaporation temperature by using the latent heat of evaporation of the fluid, eg water. Switching between the two exchangers is accomplished without re-equalizing the temperature, allowing continuous hydrogen production.
[0100] figure 1 The general working principle of the system according to the invention is illustrated in . In this embodiment, M1 represents V 2 o 3 , M2 stands for V 2 o 4 , the hydrogen is converted in the fuel cell.
[0101] figure 2 Another device according to the invention is illustrated, the difference being:
[0102] ·H 2 The ...
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