WO2014021794A1 - Hpc2 hydrogen separation tank with liquid cooling system - Google Patents

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WO2014021794A1
WO2014021794A1 PCT/TH2012/000031 TH2012000031W WO2014021794A1 WO 2014021794 A1 WO2014021794 A1 WO 2014021794A1 TH 2012000031 W TH2012000031 W TH 2012000031W WO 2014021794 A1 WO2014021794 A1 WO 2014021794A1
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  • HPC2 Hydrogen Separation Tank with Liquid Cooling System consists of 2 main parts; the Hydrogen Separation Tank and the Cooling System.
  • the Hydrogen Separation Tank is sealed inside the closed Liquid Cooling System which circulates cooling liquid and control the temperature of the Hydrogen Separation Tank. Since nearly all cars in Thailand relying on fossil fuel, HPC2 Hydrogen Separation Tank with Liquid Cooling System aims to reduce fossil fuel usage and harmful gases, including CO and C0 2 , produced from it.
  • the hydrogen produced by HPC2 Hydrogen Separation Tank with Liquid Cooling System can be used together with petrol or gas in any combustion engines and helps make them more environmental friendly.
  • Fig. 1 shows the round cornered rectangle cylinder, or round cylinder, stainless steel HPC2 Liquid Cooling System tank.
  • the cooling tank is big enough to hold the Hydrogen Separation Tank inside.
  • the top of the cooling tank contains a lid with a cooling liquid refill pipe (2), a cooling liquid checking pipe (3), a pressure release valve (4), an electrolyte solution level meter (17), and a temperature sensor (4).
  • the cooling tank is designed to hold the Hydrogen Separation Tank (7) .and the cooling liquid.
  • Two holes are made on the side of the cooling tank for installing round stainless steel pipes (5) and rubber tubes for cooling liquid circulation which circulate the heat generated from the ' Hydrogen Separation Tank.
  • 3-4 holders (6) are attached to the bottom of the cooling tank for holding the tank tightly to a structure.
  • the stainless steel bottom plate (7) is welded tightly to the cooling tank and prevents cooling liquid leakage.
  • Fig. 2 shows the round cylinder stainless steel Hydrogen Separation Tank (8) for holding electrolyte solution and hydrogen separation unit, and supply electrical current from a DC power supply to the apparatus.
  • the stainless steel Hydrogen Separation Tank lid (9) is welded to the tank (7).
  • the top of the lid contains 7 holes for installing a cathode shaft (11), anode shaft (10), hydrogen pipe connector (12), hydrogen gas pipe (13), electrolyte solution refill pipe (14), electrolyte solution temperature sensor (15), and a pressure safety valve (16).
  • the cathode shaft is connected to the lid, which connects to the tank, and it supplies negative electrical current from a DC power supply to the tank and the lid of the Hydrogen Separation Tank, while the anode shaft supplies positive electrical current from a DC power supply to the cell plate set (18).
  • Anode shaft (10) is a stainless steel shaft for holding and supplying positive electrical current from a DC power supply to the cell plates and the permanent magnet.
  • Cathode shaft (11) is a stainless steel shaft for supplying negative electrical current from a DC power supply.
  • Hydrogen pipe connector (12) is a stainless steel pipe that leads the hydrogen gas produced into the hydrogen gas pipe (13) and into the engine combustion chamber.
  • Hydrogen gas pipe (13) is a Teflon pipe that leads the hydrogen gas produced into the engine combustion chamber.
  • Electrolyte solution refill pipe (14) is a stainless steel pipe for refilling electrolyte solution when signaled by the electrolyte solution level sensor (17).
  • Electrolyte solution temperature sensor is a sensor for measuring the temperature of the electrolyte solution.
  • Pressure safety valve (16) is a safety device for keeping the pressure inside the tank within safety limit.
  • Electrolyte solution checking pipe (17) is a stainless steel pipe for inserting the electrolyte solution checking- device.
  • Fig. 3 shows cell plate set installation which includes a stainless steel anode shaft (10), the Hydrogen Separation Tank lid (9), cell plates (18), propeller (19), and a permanent magnet (20).
  • the top of the anode shaft is connected to the Hydrogen Separation Tank lid, while the cell plates, propeller, and permanent magnet are attached to the bottom end of the anode shaft.
  • the permanent magnet is completely covered in a stainless steel case and it is installed in between the cell plates.
  • the cell plates are made of round stainless steel plates with holes in them.
  • Fig. 4 shows the cell plate (18) which contains 2 different size circles, inner circle (1 .1) and outer circle (18.2).
  • the radius of the circles and the position of the 10 holes on the cell plate are defined by the angle of the triangular pyramid.
  • the first hole (18.3) locates in the center of the cell plate.
  • the center hole defines the position of the other 9 holes on the cell plate and it is used for attaching the cell plate to the shaft (10) (See Fig. 3).
  • the second, third, and fourth holes (18.4, 18.5, and 18.6) are on the circumference of the inner circle (18.1). These holes are positioned in the triangular pyramid shape with the center hole (18.3). The holes help balancing the electrolysis process when the electrical current changes.
  • the fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth holes (18.7, 18.8, 18.9, 18.10, 18.1 1, 18.12) are on the circumference of the outer circle (18.2). These holes are positioned in the triangular pyramid shape with the center hole (18.3) and they help catalyzing the electrolysis process.
  • the cell plate contains 10 holes.
  • the center hole is for connecting the cell plate to the shaft.
  • the other 9 holes are positioned on 2 circles, inner and outer circles.
  • the inner circle contains 3 holes on its circumference, while the outer circle contains 6 holes.
  • the bottom cell plate is identical to the top cell plate.
  • Cell plate set (Fig. 3) consists of a permanent magnet (20) which is completely covered in stainless steel case to prevent corrosion from electrolyte solution and prolong the life of the magnet.
  • the permanent magnet is attached to the propeller (19) and the anode shaft (10) between the cell plates (18).
  • the magnet is for creating electromagnetic field while the DC current passes through the electrolyte solution.
  • the propeller (19) slows down the electrolyte solution flow speed while the electrical current from a DC power supply reacts with the electrolyte solution.
  • the electrolyte solution flow is influence by the electrical current and the angle of the holes on the cell plates (18), causing the solution to flow clockwise.
  • Electromagnetic field helps double the hydrogen gas produced by acting similarly to the DC power supply in the form of an alternator inside the tank (8).
  • the permanent magnet (20) installed inside the tank (8) helps create electromagnetic field and strengthen electrical current without adding another battery. It is the method to increase hydrogen gas produced which can be said that the electrical energy is transformed into mechanical energy in the form of latent energy.
  • HPC2 Hydrogen Separation Tank with Liquid Cooling System works through electrolysis process by passing DC current into electrolyte solution and creates a chemical reaction, resulting in water and energy.
  • the device which separates the solution with electricity is called electrolyte cell and it consists of electrical nodes, electrolyte solution container, and a DC power supply (alternator, battery, and capacitor).
  • a DC power supply supplies the current through electrolyte solution inside the Hydrogen Separation Tank, it induces a reaction that causes hydrogen to separate from electrolyte solution.
  • the Liquid Cooling System circulates cooling liquid and transfer the heat away.
  • the cooling system works on the command from a temperature sensor.
  • the sensor signals the pump to circulate the cooling liquid to the car's radiator.
  • the cooling system also has a fan to help reduce heat. The cooling system only works when given a signal from the temperature sensor, and the cooling system will automatically stop after the temperature decrease to a certain degree.
  • FIG. 1 Shows the picture of the HPC2 Hydrogen Separation Tank with Liquid Cooling
  • Figure 2 Shows the shape of HPC2 Hydrogen Separation Tank with Liquid Cooling System.
  • Figure 3 Shows how cell plates and permanent magnet are connected to the anode shaft.
  • Figure 4 Shows the cell plate and hole positions.
  • FIG. 5 Shows how the Hydrogen Separatio Tank is installed inside the Liquid Cooling
  • HPC2 Hydrogen Separation Tank with Liquid Cooling System should be constructed described above.

Abstract

The HPC2 Hydrogen Separation Tank with Liquid Cooling System contains a Hydrogen Separation Tank inside a Liquid Cooling System Tank. The Liquid Cooling Tank effectively reduces heat which helps stabilize the DC current in the electrolysis process. The hydrogen produced can be 'Used together with fossil fuel and significantly reduce toxic gases from an engine. Notably, it helps reduce CO gas for up to 95%.

Description

INVENTION DETAIL
Title of Invention
HPC2 Hydrogen Separation Tank with Liquid Cooling System
Related Field
Electrical Engineering, Physics Invention Background
Since 2002, Katanyoophatai Co., Ltd., Lumphun, Thailand, has been researching on hydrogen fuel to be used in combustion engines in order to reduce toxic gas produced by fossil fuel usage for up to 95%. After 10 years of extensive research, the HPC2 Hydrogen Separation Tank with Liquid Cooling System is the successful result.
Overall Invention and Aiin
HPC2 Hydrogen Separation Tank with Liquid Cooling System consists of 2 main parts; the Hydrogen Separation Tank and the Cooling System. The Hydrogen Separation Tank is sealed inside the closed Liquid Cooling System which circulates cooling liquid and control the temperature of the Hydrogen Separation Tank. Since nearly all cars in Thailand relying on fossil fuel, HPC2 Hydrogen Separation Tank with Liquid Cooling System aims to reduce fossil fuel usage and harmful gases, including CO and C02, produced from it. The hydrogen produced by HPC2 Hydrogen Separation Tank with Liquid Cooling System can be used together with petrol or gas in any combustion engines and helps make them more environmental friendly.
Detail Design
Fig. 1 shows the round cornered rectangle cylinder, or round cylinder, stainless steel HPC2 Liquid Cooling System tank. The cooling tank is big enough to hold the Hydrogen Separation Tank inside. The top of the cooling tank contains a lid with a cooling liquid refill pipe (2), a cooling liquid checking pipe (3), a pressure release valve (4), an electrolyte solution level meter (17), and a temperature sensor (4). The cooling tank is designed to hold the Hydrogen Separation Tank (7) .and the cooling liquid. Two holes are made on the side of the cooling tank for installing round stainless steel pipes (5) and rubber tubes for cooling liquid circulation which circulate the heat generated from the'Hydrogen Separation Tank. 3-4 holders (6) are attached to the bottom of the cooling tank for holding the tank tightly to a structure. The stainless steel bottom plate (7) is welded tightly to the cooling tank and prevents cooling liquid leakage.
Fig. 2 shows the round cylinder stainless steel Hydrogen Separation Tank (8) for holding electrolyte solution and hydrogen separation unit, and supply electrical current from a DC power supply to the apparatus.
The stainless steel Hydrogen Separation Tank lid (9) is welded to the tank (7). The top of the lid contains 7 holes for installing a cathode shaft (11), anode shaft (10), hydrogen pipe connector (12), hydrogen gas pipe (13), electrolyte solution refill pipe (14), electrolyte solution temperature sensor (15), and a pressure safety valve (16). The cathode shaft is connected to the lid, which connects to the tank, and it supplies negative electrical current from a DC power supply to the tank and the lid of the Hydrogen Separation Tank, while the anode shaft supplies positive electrical current from a DC power supply to the cell plate set (18).
Anode shaft (10) is a stainless steel shaft for holding and supplying positive electrical current from a DC power supply to the cell plates and the permanent magnet.
Cathode shaft (11) is a stainless steel shaft for supplying negative electrical current from a DC power supply.
Hydrogen pipe connector (12) is a stainless steel pipe that leads the hydrogen gas produced into the hydrogen gas pipe (13) and into the engine combustion chamber.
Hydrogen gas pipe (13) is a Teflon pipe that leads the hydrogen gas produced into the engine combustion chamber.
Electrolyte solution refill pipe (14) is a stainless steel pipe for refilling electrolyte solution when signaled by the electrolyte solution level sensor (17).
Electrolyte solution temperature sensor (15) is a sensor for measuring the temperature of the electrolyte solution.
Pressure safety valve (16) is a safety device for keeping the pressure inside the tank within safety limit.
Electrolyte solution checking pipe (17) is a stainless steel pipe for inserting the electrolyte solution checking- device.
Fig. 3 shows cell plate set installation which includes a stainless steel anode shaft (10), the Hydrogen Separation Tank lid (9), cell plates (18), propeller (19), and a permanent magnet (20). The top of the anode shaft is connected to the Hydrogen Separation Tank lid, while the cell plates, propeller, and permanent magnet are attached to the bottom end of the anode shaft. The permanent magnet is completely covered in a stainless steel case and it is installed in between the cell plates. The cell plates are made of round stainless steel plates with holes in them.
Fig. 4 shows the cell plate (18) which contains 2 different size circles, inner circle (1 .1) and outer circle (18.2). The radius of the circles and the position of the 10 holes on the cell plate are defined by the angle of the triangular pyramid.
The first hole (18.3) locates in the center of the cell plate. The center hole defines the position of the other 9 holes on the cell plate and it is used for attaching the cell plate to the shaft (10) (See Fig. 3).
The second, third, and fourth holes (18.4, 18.5, and 18.6) are on the circumference of the inner circle (18.1). These holes are positioned in the triangular pyramid shape with the center hole (18.3). The holes help balancing the electrolysis process when the electrical current changes.
The fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth holes (18.7, 18.8, 18.9, 18.10, 18.1 1, 18.12) are on the circumference of the outer circle (18.2). These holes are positioned in the triangular pyramid shape with the center hole (18.3) and they help catalyzing the electrolysis process.
The cell plate contains 10 holes. The center hole is for connecting the cell plate to the shaft. The other 9 holes are positioned on 2 circles, inner and outer circles. The inner circle contains 3 holes on its circumference, while the outer circle contains 6 holes.
The bottom cell plate is identical to the top cell plate.
Cell plate set (Fig. 3) consists of a permanent magnet (20) which is completely covered in stainless steel case to prevent corrosion from electrolyte solution and prolong the life of the magnet. The permanent magnet is attached to the propeller (19) and the anode shaft (10) between the cell plates (18). The magnet is for creating electromagnetic field while the DC current passes through the electrolyte solution. The propeller (19) slows down the electrolyte solution flow speed while the electrical current from a DC power supply reacts with the electrolyte solution. The electrolyte solution flow is influence by the electrical current and the angle of the holes on the cell plates (18), causing the solution to flow clockwise.
The electromagnetic field is very useful in separating hydrogen from electrolyte solution. Previously, hydrogen produced with an alternator, 12 Volts battery, or a capacitor proved to be inadequate for using with fossil fuel in a car engine. If we are to produce adequate hydrogen gas, we needed to increase the power input which can be difficult to control. Electromagnetic field helps double the hydrogen gas produced by acting similarly to the DC power supply in the form of an alternator inside the tank (8).
The permanent magnet (20) installed inside the tank (8) helps create electromagnetic field and strengthen electrical current without adding another battery. It is the method to increase hydrogen gas produced which can be said that the electrical energy is transformed into mechanical energy in the form of latent energy.
HPC2 Hydrogen Separation Tank with Liquid Cooling System works through electrolysis process by passing DC current into electrolyte solution and creates a chemical reaction, resulting in water and energy. The device which separates the solution with electricity is called electrolyte cell and it consists of electrical nodes, electrolyte solution container, and a DC power supply (alternator, battery, and capacitor). When a DC power supply supplies the current through electrolyte solution inside the Hydrogen Separation Tank, it induces a reaction that causes hydrogen to separate from electrolyte solution. While the device is working, the temperature of the electrolyte solution will increase with time. The Liquid Cooling System circulates cooling liquid and transfer the heat away. The cooling system works on the command from a temperature sensor. Once the temperature reaches a certain level, the sensor signals the pump to circulate the cooling liquid to the car's radiator. The cooling system also has a fan to help reduce heat. The cooling system only works when given a signal from the temperature sensor, and the cooling system will automatically stop after the temperature decrease to a certain degree. Brief Description of Figure 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Figure 1 Shows the picture of the HPC2 Hydrogen Separation Tank with Liquid Cooling
System.
Figure 2 Shows the shape of HPC2 Hydrogen Separation Tank with Liquid Cooling System.
Figure 3 Shows how cell plates and permanent magnet are connected to the anode shaft.
Figure 4 Shows the cell plate and hole positions.
Figure 5 Shows how the Hydrogen Separatio Tank is installed inside the Liquid Cooling
System. Best Construction Method
HPC2 Hydrogen Separation Tank with Liquid Cooling System, should be constructed described above.

Claims

Claims 1. HPC2 Liquid Cooling System Tank (1)
1.1 A round cornered rectangle cylinder tank, or a round tank, stainless steel HPC2 Liquid Cooling System tank. The cooling tank is big enough to hold the Hydrogen Separation Tank inside. The top of the cooling tank contains a lid with a cooling liquid refill pipe (2), a cooling liquid checking pipe (3), a pressure release valve (4), and an electrolyte solution level meter (17). The cooling tank is designed to hold the Hydrogen Separation Tank (8) and the cooling liquid. A. stainless steel bottom plate (7) is welded tightly to the cooling tank and prevents cooling liquid leakage. 3-4 holders (6) are attached to the bottom of the cooling tank for holding the tank tightly to a structure.
1.2 Two holes are made on the side of the cooling tank for installing round stainless steel pipes (5) and rubber tubes for cooling liquid circulation which circulate the heat generated from the Hydrogen Separation Tank.
1.3 A pump which circulates cooling liquid from the HPC2 Liquid Cooling System tank to a car's radiator.
1.4 A HPC2 Liquid Cooling System Tank lid with a cooling liquid refill pipe (14), a cooling liquid checking pipe (3), and an electrolyte solution level meter (17).
1.5 The top and bottom of HPC2 Liquid Cooling System Tank is welded to the HPC2 Hydrogen Separation Tank (8).
2. The HPC2 Hydrogen Separation Tank consists of
2.1 A round cylinder shape stainless steel Hydrogen Separation Tank (8) for holding electrolyte solution. The Hydrogen Separation Tank sits inside the HPC2 Liquid Cooling Tank. 8 parts are installed on the HPC2 Hydrogen Separation Tank lid (9) which are:
2.1.1 Anode shaft (10)
2.1.2 Cathode shaft (1 1)
2.1.3 Hydro gen pipe connector (12)
2.1.4 Hydrogen pipe (13)
2.1.5 Electrolyte solution refill pipe (14)
2.1.6 2 Electrolyte solution temperature sensor (15)
2.1.7 Pressure safety valve (16) .
2.1.8 Electrolyte solution level meter (17)
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