Large-air-output oxyhydrogen ventilator

Abstract

The invention discloses a large-air-output oxyhydrogen ventilator. The ventilator comprises a ventilator body, wherein an electrolytic cell is arranged on the ventilator body; the electrolytic cell is divided into a plurality of branch electrolytic cells; the branch electrolytic cells are communicated with each other; an electrolytic electrode unit is arranged in each of the branch electrolytic cells; the first control output end of a controller is connected with the control end of an electrode power supply; a water inlet valve is arranged on a water inlet pipe; one end of the water inlet pipe is connected with a water source, and the other end of the water inlet pipe is connected with the water inlet of a water charging pump; the water outlet of the water charging pump is connected with the water inlet of a water tank through a pipeline; the second control output end of the controller is connected with the control end of the water charging pump; the first water outlet of the water tank is connected with the water inlet of the electrolytic cell through a pipeline; the second water outlet of the water tank is connected with one water inlet of a drainage valve through a pipeline. The ventilator has the advantages of large air output, low calorific value, stable air-out, easy cleaning of the water tank and the like.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of ventilators, in particular to a large-volume hydrogen-oxygen ventilator. Background technique [0002] The hydrogen machine in the current technology generally uses the principle of the hydrogen-rich water cup to enlarge the electrolysis electrode to make it generate higher power, thereby generating more gas, and is generally a single tank. This has caused the ventilators in the prior art to generally have the following disadvantages: 1) the air output is generally small; 2) when the current increases, the electrolyzer will generate a large amount of heat, resulting in overall instability; 3) only hydrogen is released , When people breathe, it may cause oxygen to be unable to enter and cause hypoxia; 4) The water tank in the tank is not cleaned for a long time, and the frequency of thorough water changes is too low, which will affect the work of the electrodes. Contents of the invention [0003] The te...

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This has caused the ventilators in the prior art to generally have the following disadvantages: 1) the air output is generally small; 2) when the current increases, the electrolyzer will generate a large amount of heat, resulting in overall instability; 3) only hydrogen is released , when people breathe, it may cause oxygen to be unable to enter and cause hypoxia; 4) The water tank in the tank is not cleaned for a long time, and the frequency of thorough water change is too low, which will affect the work of the electrode

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