See how dual water inlets and conductivity-based control reduce electrode corrosion and lime sc
See how a non-conducting end piece on the lower electrode prevents arcing at low water levels w
See how dual water inlets and conductivity feedback adjust mineralization levels to reduce elec
See how vibrating electrodes pass AC current directly through water to eliminate thermal mass a
See how incorporating stable isotopes into polymer casings improves homogeneity and thermal sta
Opposing electrode pairs in a circular layout keep phase loads balanced during vessel tilt, enabling stable marine steam or hot water output.
An electrostatic oscillator generates superheated steam by vibrating water molecules, eliminating combustion hazards and mechanical moving parts.
Submerged plasma arcs heat electrolyte to produce steam, eliminating bulky heat exchangers and reducing energy waste.