Hydrogen-enriched Water Generator and Dispenser
OwnerHongkai ZHANGinventor
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Abstract
A hydrogen-enriched water generator and dispenser includes a main casing, a hydrogen water generator supported in the main casing, and a water tank. The hydrogen water generator includes a magnetic field generator and an electrode arrangement supported in the main casing. The water tank is adapted for storing a predetermined amount of regular water. The magnetic field generator is arranged to deliver electromagnetic wave having ultra-long wavelength to the regular water stored in the water tank upon electrolyzing and ionizing by the electrode arrangement, so that the regular water is electrolyzed and ionized to contain a predetermined amount of hydrogen ions for direct consumption.
Claims18
A hydrogen-enriched water generator and dispenser, comprising:
- a main casing;
- a hydrogen water generator supported in said main casing, said hydrogen water generator comprising a magnetic field generator and an electrode arrangement supported in said main casing;
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- a water tank supported by said main casing, said water tank being adapted for storing a predetermined amount of regular water, said magnetic field generator being arranged to deliver electromagnetic wave having ultra-long wavelength to said regular water stored in said water tank upon ionizing and electrolyzing by said electrode arrangement, so that said regular water is electrolyzed and ionized to contain a predetermined amount of hydrogen ions for direct consumption.
A method of manufacturing filter elements for use in a hydrogen-enriched water generator and dispenser, comprising the steps of:
- (a) mixing a predetermined amount of ammonium sulfate into a predetermined amount of water until said ammonium sulfate dissolves in said water to form a first mixture;
- (b) mixing a predetermined amount of maifan stone and a predetermined amount of diatomaceous earth into said first mixture to form a second mixture, and performing hydrolysis of said second mixture at approximately 45° C. to 65° C. for approximately 5 hours to 35 hours to form a third mixture;
- (c) mixing a predetermined amount of active carbon, a predetermined amount of aluminum oxide, and a predetermined amount of potassium phosphate into said third mixture to form a fourth mixture;
- (d) crystalizing said fourth mixture at approximately 85° C. to 150° C. for approximately 12 hours to 50 hours to form a predetermined amount of core crystal;
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- (e) heating said core crystal, a predetermined amount of palm fiber, and a predetermined amount of silk fiber in a furnace at approximately 450° C. to 600° C. for approximately 2 hours to 5 hours to form said filter elements 52.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.