Hydroxygen generator and method for producing oxyhydrogen gas

Abstract

The oxyhydrogen generator comprises an electrolytic cell consisting of a plurality of electrolytic cells (1) covered by a hermetically sealed housing. Each electrolytic cell (1) comprises a chamber (2) forming an electrolytic bath in which a plurality of alternating anodes (4.2) and cathodes (4.1) are housed, with metal screens (5) installed between the electrodes (4). The electrodes (4) are connected in series to a DC source, and the electrolytic baths of the chamber (2) are interconnected via overflow channels (6). In the upper end of the housing there are formed inlets (7) connected to the electrolyte reservoir (8) for filling the electrolytic cell (1) with electrolyte, and for venting the generated oxyhydrogen gas from the electrolytic cell (1) At least one exit (12.1). The oxyhydrogen generator has a microprocessor module (9) for controlling and managing the parameters of the electrolysis process.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to an oxyhydrogen generator and a method for producing oxyhydrogen gas for increasing the efficiency of internal combustion engines, especially engines using gasoline, diesel and natural gas, as well as stationary combustion installations. Background technique [0002] It is known that exhaust gases from the combustion of hydrocarbon fuels in internal combustion engines contain harmful emissions such as carbon monoxide, unburned hydrocarbons, nitrogen oxides, sulfur oxides and black carbon. Efforts are aimed at more complete combustion, resulting in reduced harmful emissions and fuel consumption, resulting in increased efficiency of the internal combustion engine. [0003] One of the solutions to the above-mentioned problems is to use an oxyhydrogen generator in which hydrogen and oxygen are generated by electrolyzing water, and the generated oxyhydrogen gas (HHO gas) is added to the fuel of the internal combustion engine....

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Problems solved by technology

During electrolysis, the temperature of the electrolyte increases because the working surface covered by the cathode and anode is smaller relative to the current flow fed, which results in greater power consumption

Moreover, this known generator does not provide control and stabilization of the voltage in the individual electrolytic cells, resulting in a reduction in the amount of oxyhydrogen gas produced

These defects reduce the efficiency of the generator

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