Hybrid generation of oxygen for airplane passengers on board
An oxygen and aircraft technology, applied in the system field of crew and passengers, can solve the problem of oxygen not being available immediately, and achieve the effect of low cost and avoiding hypoxia
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[0037] Ceramic Oxygen Generator (COG) systems utilize Solid Electrolyte Oxygen Separation (SEOS) technology, in which oxygen is catalytically separated from air within a specialized ceramic material using an electrical voltage at elevated temperatures of approximately 650°C to 750°C. While this process produces a substantially pure oxygen product that is under pressure and is breathable at any altitude including higher altitudes above 30,000 feet, the disadvantage is that oxygen is not immediately available when power is applied to the device because the device must first reach required high operating temperatures. Due to the high operating temperature requirements, there is often a time lag before the full oxygen capacity from the ceramic oxygen generator or solid electrolyte oxygen separator is fully utilized.
[0038] Provided herein are hybrid systems and methods for generating, supplying and maintaining adequate oxyg...
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