Experimental study on HHO electrolyzer efficiency – influence of the number of plates and their distance
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https://doi.org/10.29114/ajtuv.vol6.iss1.252Keywords:
hydroxy gas, oxyhydrogen gas, HHO gas, electrolyser, MMWAbstract
The present paper explores the factors influencing the efficiency of an HHO-gas-electrolyzer. The experiments were held in the respective laboratory at the Technical University of Varna with a principal focus on two of these factors –i.e., distance between the plates and the number of plates in a wet electrolyzer. The scientific tests were performed with all the remaining conditions being held constant and the appropriate results were obtained and visualized to disclose the most efficient electrolyzer setups.
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