Electrolysis device

A unipolar electrolysis apparatus generating combustible hydrogen and oxygen from the electrolysis of water, said unipolar electrolysis apparatus comprising:

• an electrode plate assembly defining an equal number of a plurality of anode plates and cathode plates, aligned in parallel, in alternating order, and separated by a respective gasket, each said anode plate and cathode plate defining attachment holes which are aligned and attached together by insulated tubes and compressed together by two or more common threaded rods and tension nuts, each said anode plate and cathode plate defining a void fracture area and an extended area, with each extended area of each said anode plate forming a space and each extended area of each said cathode plate forming a space;
• a positive bus bar comprising a plurality of spaced laminated sheets, each said bus bar further defining one or more cable bores and end brackets retaining said plurality of spaced laminated sheets together using tensioning rods and tensioning nuts, said plurality of spaced laminated sheets of said positive bus bar accepting and integrating with said extending areas of said anode plates of said electrode plate assembly;
• a negative bus bar comprising a plurality of spaced laminated sheets, each said bus bar further defining one or more cable bores and end brackets retaining said plurality of spaced laminated sheets together using tensioning rods and tensioning nuts, said plurality of spaced laminated sheets of said negative bus bar accepting and integrating with said extending areas of said anode cathode of said electrode plate assembly;
• a plurality of electrical power cables transferring DC positive current from a DC power supply to said positive bus bar and DC negative current from said DC power supply to said negative bus bar providing electrical current generated by a DC power supply to each said plurality of anode plates and electrical current to each said plurality of cathode plates in water, thereby generating oxygen and hydrogen gasses from said void fracture areas from said water from said unipolar electrolysis apparatus during operation.