Electrolysis device
AssigneeH-TEC SYSTEMS GmbH
InventorsDennis Wilken, Nils Mantai, Claus Würfel, Uwe Küter, Stefan Höller
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Abstract
An electrolysis device (7) includes a water circuit (6), in which an electrolyzer (5), a collection container (1) and at least one pump (2) are arranged. The water is pumped by way of the at least one pump (2) out of the collection container (1) to the electrolyzer (5). The water circuit (6) is branched into at least one first branch (8) and into a second branch (9) which is parallel to the first branch (8). The electrolyzer (5) is arranged in the first branch (8) and a heat exchanger (3), for cooling the water, is arranged in the second branch (9).
Claims20
An electrolysis device comprising:
- a water circuit;
- an electrolyzer connected to the water circuit;
- a collection container connected to the water circuit;
- a heat exchanger connected to the water circuit;
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- at least one pump connected to the water circuit, wherein water is pumped by way of the at least one pump out of the collection container to the electrolyzer wherein the water circuit is branched into at least one first branch and into a second branch which is parallel to the first branch, wherein the electrolyzer is arranged in the first branch and wherein the heat exchanger for cooling the water is arranged in the second branch.
An electrolysis device comprising:
- a collection container;
- an electrolyzer;
- a collection container;
- a heat exchanger for cooling water;
- a pumping means for pumping fluid;
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- fluid paths cooperating with the collection container, the electrolyzer, the collection container, the heat exchanger and the pumping means to form a water circuit comprising a first branch and a second branch which is parallel to the first branch, wherein:
- the pumping means pumps water out of the collection container to the electrolyzer and to the heat exchanger;
- the electrolyzer is arranged in the first branch;
- the heat exchanger is arranged in the second branch.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.