Integrated System For Water Treatment Energized By Sustainable Hydrogen
OwnerDavid Habermaninventor
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Abstract
Provided is a method for providing an integrated system for water treatment energized by sustainable hydrogen, including the steps of: generating electrical power from at least two renewable power producing systems, wherein the renewable power producing systems comprise at least a solar photovoltaic cell and a wind turbine; converting the electrical power with a controller in electrical communication with the two renewable power producing systems and a power bus to power an electrolyzer.
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A method for providing an integrated system for water treatment energized by sustainable hydrogen, comprising the steps of:
- generating electrical power from at least two renewable power producing systems, wherein the renewable power producing systems comprise at least a solar photovoltaic cell and a wind turbine;
- converting the electrical power with a controller in electrical communication with the two renewable power producing systems and a power bus to power an electrolyzer, wherein:
- the electrolyzer is in communication with a water supply source;
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- the electrolyzer is capable of separating H2O into H2 and O2;
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- transporting, from the electrolyzer, the H2 to a hydrogen storage module and transporting the O2 to an oxygen storage module, wherein:
- the hydrogen storage module comprises:
- at least a fuel cell to provide on demand electricity;
- and
- a H2 dispenser module;
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- the oxygen storage module comprises:
- a supply system for water treatment facility for aeration of wastewater.
A system for providing an integrated system for water treatment energized by sustainable hydrogen comprising:
- a first source of renewable energy imparting energy to an electrical sub station, wherein the energy is alternating current;
- a second source of renewable energy imparting energy to the electrical substation, wherein the energy is direct current;
- an electrolyzer coupled to the electrical substation and capable of separating H2O into H2 and O2;
- a water supply source in connection with the electrolyzer;
- a storage medium coupled to the electrical substation;
- a controller configured to direct the alternating and the direct currents from the electrical substation to the electrolyzer and the storage medium;
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- a plurality of storage tanks coupled to the electrolyzer, wherein the plurality of storage tanks comprises:
- a hydrogen tank;
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- an oxygen tank.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.