http://www.ktpc.or.jp/kp/101600/main_e.html
JAPAN
TECHNO CO., LTD.
Address: 2-14-10
Kugahara ,Ota-Ku,Tokyo,146-0085,Japan tel.81-3-3754-1661
fax.81-3-3754-7175.
http://www.ktpc.or.jp/kp/101600/product-16.html
Mixed hydrogen-oxygen gas generator "OHMASA-GAS", causes the
hydrogen-oxygen gas mixture by electrolysis of water
efficiently. This new mixed gas, atomic oxygen, and contains
hydrogen and deuterium, is its own gas to clean high-energy
exercise.
Features of
Ohmasa Gas --
Ignition and burning is stable and quiet
Hydrogen atoms in the flame and the presence of OH radicals.
The raw gas is molecular hydrogen, atomic hydrogen in addition
to oxygen, such as the presence of oxygen and deuterium.
Is safe to compress the gas mixture.
100-200 and the pressure to secure "mixed gas" state.
Even in long-term storage, "composition and energy" shows
essentially no change.
Plenty of water (70 percent) even with the oil emulsion
containing a possible burn completely.
Vaporizes metal tungsten in about one second.
To demonstrate the high-energy "conversion element" in the
possibility of a lot of attention is the creation of new
industry expectations.
Can be expected as energy nanotechnology manufacturing.
Raw energy and "water" and "infinity", and completely clean
energy.
Applications
High-energy fuel cell (from small to large)
High-performance large-scale power plant (including gas
turbines)
Nanotechnology, energy production (Purazama replacement)
Creation of new industries as energy
Aircraft, marine power sources
Heat of a difficult waste incinerator for
Alternative fuel gas
Steel, other metal cutting (for acetylene gas substitution)
VIDEOS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUbWOe4I4tA
Running a Motorbike using only OHMASA-GAS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAlhKaWWzLM
OHMA
- Ohmasa vibration technology - MFMPs first look
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3q0EwWYALD0
Titanium
Disintegrates When Heated with Ohmasa Gas - Bob Greenyer of
MFMP (6-13-2019)
https://e-catworld.com/2019/06/13/new-mfmp-video-vaporizing-tungsten-at-220-c-with-ohmasa-gas/
New
MFMP Video — Vaporizing Tungsten at 220 C With ‘OHMASA Gas’
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIpwFqFH8jg
OHMA
: 10 Yen vs Ohmasa Gas
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6Yaew1YEjQ
OHMA
- Strong evidence that Ohmasa Vibrator enables fusion
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUPE0Z9V82E&feature=player_embedded
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GE9cUgPdA_s
http://oriharu.net/jvideo_2.htm#20091029_WBS
Translation --
"Water Gas may
have a special molecular structure"
Japan Techno, Inc. is in Ohta, Tokyo, Japan.
The president of the company, Ohmasa, made a fluid stirrer that
doesn't use rotation of the blade but uses mechanical vibrations
of low frequency instead.
The water circulation has good stability.
If you pour detergent into this water, bubbles don't occur. Why?
Ordinary electrolysis makes O2 and H2 gas.
When President Ohmasa did plating work in this stirrer, neither
an explosion nor a bubble appeared.
They say that this low frequency vibration breaks water surface
tension, so bubbles can't occur.
President Ohmasa got a hunch. He did electrolysis in this 'water
of broken surface tension', then Special Water Gas occurred.
This gas is different from ordinary hydrogen and oxygen gas.
This Special Water Gas can occur only in the low frequency
vibration water. The Special Water Gas occurs as micro
nanobubbles, which gas is completely different from ordinary
hydrogen and oxygen. It provides a safe gas for fuel, which is a
combination of hydrogen and oxygen, which under normal
conditions would want to recombine explosively.
Hydrogen gas is a very small molecule, which leaks from most
containers easily. But this Special Water Gas has been in a gas
cylinder of a fixed pressure for two years.
President Ohmasa says that the ratio of hydrogen and oxygen is
2:1, but its structure must be special.
Special Water Gas can be used as a fuel for a torch. The
temperature is about 700 degrees Celcius, which is a lower
temperature compared to other torches. But it can burn through
an iron plate.
New uses begin to be born.
Dr. Masanori Ito of the University of Tokyo Kaiyoh has succeeded
to run a small engine as of July, 2009. The air intake for this
engine was closed. It does not require oxygen (from the air) to
burn this Special Water Gas. The exhaust is water vapor.
This Special Water Gas doesn't explode under pressure. It is
very stable.
It is possible to make societal infrastructure of Special Water
Gas instead of gasoline.
President Ohmasa ran liquefaction tests to ascertain the true
character of the gas. Normally, oxygen liquifies at -183º C, and
hydrogen liquiefies at -253º C. However, this Special Water Gas
liquefies at -178º C.
President Ohmasa says:
"I don't know the certain molecular structure, but we get a
second water [type] on the Earth. All internal-combustion
engines and generators can use this water fuel, exhausting
water vapor. We want to make the water fuel that saves the
Earth."
It's likely, though, that this technology may yet met resistance
from the mental blocks that exist.
Water fuel does not produce harmful exhaust. It is a clean
source of energy.
Japan Tech Inc. is going to test a bigger four-cycle car engine
next month (November, 2009). If it succeeds, a new fuel will be
born.
http://www.masaru-emoto.net/english/hado_instructor_event.html
Excerpt --
From: "Academy For Future Science"
From: "Office Masaru Emoto"
Subject: Encouragement of Hado Study
Dear Friends...
At the first day of the "Water and Peace" Global Forum which was
held from March 20th to 22nd this year, Mr. Ryushin Omasa, the
president of Japan Techno Co, gave a lecture about his
technology which extracts alternative energy called Ohmasa gas
from water. This alternative energy can be substituted for
petroleum energy. He applies specific low frequencies to water
and agitated it to chemically dissolve the water. The oxygen and
the hydrogen generated a unified oxy-hydrogen in a safe format,
and this oxy-hydrogen solution can create fire to weld with and
energy to run a motor. They already succeeded in running a
motorbike with this Ohmasa gas...
With love and gratitude,
Masaru Emoto
Office Masaru Emoto, LLC
http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Ohmasa_Gas_by_Japan_Techno_Co.,_Ltd.
Making
Water as Fuel more Feasible
by
Sterling Allen
Mr. Ohmasa, president of Japan Techno, has devised a method of
producing an unusual hydrogen-oxygen gas that could become an
alternative fuel of the future, conceivably replacing gasoline,
both due to its burning characteristics as well as its ease of
storage and transport.
One patented process developed by Ohmasa uses low frequency
vibrations to circulate water without any other stirring
mechanism. Such water has reduced surface tension to the point
that bubbles do not form in the water when detergent is added to
it, though it is being agitated by the circulation. However, it
turns out that bubbles are forming, but they are not visible
because they are tiny -- on the nano scale.
Ohmasa discovered that if he performs electrolysis on this water
solution, that a highly stable H2-O2 gas is formed, subsequently
named Ohmasa gas, which exhibits unusual characteristics. For
example, Ohmasa gas doesn't explode under pressure, but only
recombines when ignited. Also, while oxygen normally liquifies
at -183º C, and hydrogen liquiefies at -253º C, Ohmasa gas
liquefies at -178º C. Also, the Ohmasa gas does not escape from
containers that hold oxygen but not normal hydrogen; it holds
its pressure in the container, making storage and shipment
feasible. Similar to Brown's Gas, one can wave their hand
through the Ohmasa gas torch flame, yet that same flame will
vaporize Tungsten in a second.
When Ohmasa gas is burned, its emission is water vapor.
Hence, with this new method, water could conceivably become the
energy carrier of choice for energy produced from renewable
sources such as solar and wind. Some modifications would likely
need to be made to existing engines for it to work well with
them, and it would require new tanks (gaseous rather than
liquid), and new dispensing orifices.
https://angel.co/company/grainis
Grainis
HHO Gas-Power Plants
GRAINIS LTD is
a Bulgarian R&D company, offering a unique technology for
producing Oxy-Hydrogen (HHO) gas by a high-effective Water
Electrolysis. Our Modified HHO (MHHO) is a better upgrade of the
famous Ohmasa Gas, patented by Dr.Ryushin Omasa from Tokyo,
Japan....
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1875389211006079
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.phpro.2011.08.038
Water
Electrolyzers and the Zero-Point Energy
M.B.King
[ PDF ]
Abstract
The gas emitted from popular water electrolyzer projects
manifests unusual energetic anomalies, which include vaporizing
tungsten when used in a welding torch and running internal
combustion engines on small quantities of the gas. Some claim to
run generators in closed loop fashion solely on the gas from the
electrolyzer, which is powered solely from the generator. Most
investigators believe the energy is from burning hydrogen. A
hypothesis is proposed that the dominant energy is not coming
from hydrogen, but rather it is coming from charged water gas
clusters, which activate and coherently trap zero-point energy.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1obrdBjntgfo_QFBw7oTqesAAhqobnLZy/view
Ohmasa-Vibrator-Plate-Analysis.zip
[ ZIP ]
http://www.quantumheat.org/index.php/en/
The
Martin Fleischmann Memorial Project
PATENTS
& APPLICATIONS
AU2009285332
Liquid
material comprising hydrogen and oxygen, regasified gas
comprising hydrogen and oxygen ...
[ PDF
]
Abstract
A
liquid material comprising hydrogen and oxygen is produced by
electrolyzing an electrolysis solution containing 5 to 30% by
weight of an electrolyte in an electrolysis tank using a group
of electrodes disposed, within the electrolysis tank, while
maintaining a spacing of 3 to 10 mm between adjacent electrodes
under conditions of a current density of 5 to 20 A/dm
JP2004122109A
ACTIVE
AND ANTISEPTIC WATER OR ACTIVE AND ANTISEPTIC AQUEOUS FLUID,
ITS MANUFACTURING METHOD AND APPARATUS THEREFOR
[ PDF ]
Abstract
PROBLEM
TO BE SOLVED: To provide a new water, that is, an active and
antiseptic water in which nitrogen components and /or sulfur
components naturally existing both in natural water and city
water can be effectively utilized (components existing in forms
of NO<SB>3</SB><SP>-</SP>ion or
SO<SB>4</SB><SP>2-</SP>ion can be
effectively utilized as
NO<SB>2</SB><SP>-</SP>ion or
SO<SB>3</SB><SP>2-</SP>ion) and chlorine
contained in city water or the like as a disinfectant can be
removed in a short time and which has antiseptic potential equal
to or more than that of an antiseptics without adding a
synthetic antiseptics thereto and activation potential to the
living and further to provide aqueous fluid containing the
active and antiseptic water, their manufacturing methods and an
apparatus therefor. <P>SOLUTION: In the active and
antiseptic water or active and antiseptic aqueous fluid, its
manufacturing method and the apparatus therefor, the aqueous
fluid contains 0.08 to 0.5mg/l of nitrite ion and/or sulfite ion
and substantially contains no chlorine.
JP2011073989
FUNCTIONAL
AGENT FOR PROMOTING RECOVERY OF DAMAGED SURFACE LAYER OF
LIVING BODY...
[ PDF ]
Abstract
PROBLEM
TO BE SOLVED: To utilize neutral electrolyzed water as a
functional agent for promoting the recovery of the damaged
surface layer of a living body. <P>SOLUTION: The
functional agent for promoting the recovery of the damaged
surface layer of a living body including burnt skin,
rash-affected skin, wounded skin, ulcerated skin, and the
periodontal disease-affected oral cavity surface layer is
composed of neutral electrolyzed water obtained by subjecting
water 14 to be treated comprising water including 0.1-3 wt.%
sodium chloride to electrolysis while causing vibration
fluidized agitation of the water 14 to be treated with the use
of a vibration agitation means to cause vibration fluidized
agitation in the water 14 to be treated by transmitting
vibrations generated by a vibrating motor 16d through a
vibrating bar 16e to vibrating blades 16f fixed to the vibrating
bar to vibrate the vibrating blades and the residual chlorine
concentration in the neutral electrolyzed water is 1-500 ppm.
US20180012673
A Method
For Converting Elements, Such As Calcium, Copper, Magnesium,
And Cesium, Into More Useful Elements, And A Method For
Making Radioactive Substances Harmless By Applying This
Element Conversion Method
[ PDF ]
Abstract
The
method according to the present invention comprises using a
high-frequency vibrating stirrer that is confirmed to include a
treatment tank I, a high-frequency vibrating motor 3 fixed to a
table positioned above the treatment tank 1, two vibrating rods
4 extending toward the bottom of the treatment tank 1 and
coupled to the table, and multistage vibrating blades 5 mounted
to the lower parts of the vibrating rods 4 and surface-plated
with palladium or platinum serving as a catalyst in element
transmutation, characterized in that the high frequency
vibrating motor 3 is controlled by an inverter 6 so as to
vibrate the multistage vibrating blades 5 at a frequency of
100-170 Hz in an aqueous solution 2 containing an element to be
transmuted in the treatment tank 1, thereby transmuting the
element in the aqueous solution 2 into another element. By
adding heavy water to the solution to be treated, the
transmutation efficiency can be elevated.
Method
for Producing Combustible Gas from Carbon Dioxide and
Oxyhydrogen Gas
US20160145521
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]
Abstract
A new
combustible gas is produced by reacting a gas mixture consisting
of 90%-10% of carbon dioxide and 10%-90% of OHMASA-GAS under a
pressure of 0.1 MPa-10 MPa at a temperature of 5° C.-50° C.
Neutral
electrolytic water, neutral electrolytic water production
method and device thereof
US8062501
[ PDF ]
Abstract
A
device and method are provided for producing neutral
electrolytic water usable in a wide range of fields and stable
over long periods of time. In this invention, neutral
electrolytic water is produced by an electrolysis process that
applies a voltage of 1 volt to 30 volts, and current density of
5 A/dm2 to 300 A/dm2, from a direct current or pulsed current,
to a liquid for processing comprised of water and at least one
type of salt selected from a group consisting of NaCl, KCl, and
CaCl2 while vibrating that liquid at an amplitude from 0.01 to
15 millimeters at a period between 10 Hertz and 200 Hertz.
Active
antiseptic water or active water-based fluid, and production
method and apparatus for the same
US7964104
[ PDF ]
Abstract
A
method which comprises using a treatment apparatus comprising
(1) a treatment tank, (2) a vibrating stirrer disposed inside
the treatment tank, (3) a photocatalyst layer or a layer
comprising a photocatalyst and a bactericidal metal, disposed on
any surface inside the treatment tank, and (4) a light
irradiator; placing water or a water-containing fluid to be
treated in the treatment tank; carrying out the steps of (i)
transmitting vibration between 10 and 200 Hz to a vibration vane
by a vibration generator to causing the vibration vane to
vibrate at an amplitude of 0.01 to 15 mm, and (ii) irradiating
the photocatalyst or the layer comprising a photocatalyst and a
bactericidal metal with light.
Active
Antiseptic Water or Active Antiseptic Water-Based Fluid, and
Production Method and Apparatus for the Same
US20080050471
[ PDF ]
Abstract
A
method which comprises using a treatment apparatus comprising
(1) a treatment tank, (2) a vibrating stirrer disposed inside
the treatment tank, (3) a photocatalyst layer or a layer
comprising a photocatalyst and a bactericidal metal, disposed on
any surface inside the treatment tank, and (4) a light
irradiator; placing water or a water-containing fluid to be
treated in the treatment tank; carrying out the steps of (i)
transmitting vibration between 10 and 200 Hz to a vibration vane
by a vibration generator to causing the vibration vane to
vibrate at an amplitude of 0.01 to 15 mm, and (ii) irradiating
the photocatalyst or the layer comprising a photocatalyst and a
bactericidal metal with light.
Hydrogen-oxygen
gas generator and hydrogen-oxygen gas generating method
using the generator
US7318885
[ PDF ]
Abstract
A
hydrogen-oxygen gas generator comprises an electrolytic bath
(10A), a pair of electrodes composed of an anode member (2x) and
cathode member (2y) both disposed in the bath, a power supply
(34) for applying voltage between the anode and cathode members,
vibratory mixing means (16) for vibratively mixing the
electrolyte (14) in the bath, and gas collecting means for
collecting the hydrogen-oxygen gas generated by the electrolysis
using the electrolyte. The gas collecting means includes a lid
member (10B) annexed to the electrolytic bath (10A) and a
hydrogen-oxygen gas collecting pipe (10B?) connected to the
hydrogen-oxygen gas output port (10B?). The vibratory mixing
means (16) includes a vibrating motor (16d) vibrating at 10 Hz
to 500 Hz and vibrating blades (16f) attached to a vibrating rod
(16e) not rotatably but vibrating in the electrolytic bath
interlockingly with the vibrating motor.
Neutral
Electrolytic Water, Neutral Electrolytic Water Production
Method and Device Thereof
US20070215489
[ PDF ]
Abstract
A
device and method are provided for producing neutral
electrolytic water usable in a wide range of fields and stable
over long periods of time. In this invention, neutral
electrolytic water is produced by an electrolysis process that
applies a voltage of 1 volt to 30 volts, and current density of
5 A/dm2 to 300 A/dm2, from a direct current or pulsed current,
to a liquid for processing comprised of water and at least one
type of salt selected from a group consisting of NaCl, KCl, and
CaCl2 while vibrating that liquid at an amplitude from 0.01 to
15 millimeters at a period between 10 Hertz and 200 Hertz.
Hydrogen-oxygen
gas generator and hydrogen-oxygen gas generating method
using the generator
US20050011765
[ PDF ]
Abstract
A
hydrogen-oxygen gas generator comprises an electrolytic bath
(10A), a pair of electrodes composed of an anode member (2x) and
cathode member (2y) both disposed in the bath, a power supply
(34) for applying voltage between the anode and cathode members,
vibratory mixing means (16) for vibratively mixing the
electrolyte (14) in the bath, and gas collecting means for
collecting the hydrogen-oxygen gas generated by the electrolysis
using the electrolyte. The gas collecting means includes a lid
member (10B) annexed to the electrolytic bath (10A) and a
hydrogen-oxygen gas collecting pipe (10B?) connected to the
hydrogen-oxygen gas output port (10B?). The vibratory mixing
means (16) includes a vibrating motor (16d) vibrating at 10 Hz
to 500 Hz and vibrating blades (16f) attached to a vibrating rod
(16e) not rotatably but vibrating in the electrolytic bath
interlockingly with the vibrating motor.
Hydrogen-oxygen
gas generator and method of generating hydrogen-oxygen gas
using the generator
US2004094408
[ PDF ]
Abstract
A
hydrogen-oxygen gas generator comprising an electrolytic cell,
an electrode group formed from an anode and a cathode mutually
installed in that electrolytic cell, a power supply for applying
a voltage across the anode and cathode, a gas trapping means for
collecting the hydrogen-oxygen gas generated by electrolyzing
the electrolyte fluid and a vibration-stirring means. The gas
trapping means is comprised of a lid member installed on the
electrolytic cell, a hydrogen-gas extraction tube connecting to
the hydrogen-oxygen gas extraction outlet of that lid member. A
vibration-stirring means for stirring and agitating the
electrolytic fluid is supported by support tables. The distance
between the adjacent positive electrode and negative electrode
within the electrode group is set within a range of 1 to 20
millimeters.
Method
and device for continuous electrolytic disposal of waste
water
US20030226767
[ PDF ]
Abstract
An
apparatus for continuously electrolyzing waste liquid has a
series (10) of tanks comprising a plurality of electrolytic
tanks each having an anode (22) and a cathode (23), the
electrolytic tanks being connected in series, vibrating flow
generating means (16) which is equipped to each of the
electrolytic tanks and generates vibrating flow in waste liquid
(14) to be treated, and a power supply circuit (34) for applying
a voltage between the anode (22) and the cathode (23). The
vibrating flow generating means (16) has a vibration motor
(16d), vibration transmitting rods (16e) which are operationally
connected to the vibration motor (16d) so as to vibrate in the
waste liquid (14) to be treated; and vibrating vanes (16f) fixed
to the vibration transmitting rods (16e). The distance between
the anode (22) and the cathode (23) is equal to 5 to 50 mm.
Electroplating
method using combination of vibrational flow in plating bath
and plating current of pulse
US2001045360
[ PDF ]
Abstract
In an
electroplating method, a plating target article (X) disposed so
as to be in contact with plating bath (14) is set as a cathode
while a metal member disposed so as to be in contact with the
plating bath (14) is set as an anode, and a voltage is applied
between the cathode and the anode while vibrational flow is
induced by vibrating vibrational vanes (16f) which are fixed in
multi-stage style to a vibrating rod (16e) vibrating in the
plating bath (14) interlockingly with vibration generating means
(16d). Plating current flowing from the anode through the
plating bath (14) to the cathode is pulsed and alternately set
to one of a first state where the plating current keeps a first
value I1 for a first time T1 and a second state where the
plating current keeps a second value I2 having the same polarity
as the first value I1 for a second time T2, the first value I1
being five or more times larger than the second value I2, and
the first time T1 being three or more times longer than the
second time T2.
Method
for treating waste liquid with electrolytic oxidation and
apparatus for carrying out the same
US5730856
[ PDF ]
Abstract
An
electroless nickel plating waste liquid (4) accommodated in an
electrolytic oxidation tank (2) is treated by electrolytic
oxidation with vibrating and fluidizing the waste liquid by
means of an oscillating stirrer (10) to recover nickel by the
electrolytic oxidation as well as recover the waste liquid in
which an active component for fertilizer including phosphorus
remains as a fertilizer solution. When the waste liquid is
neutralized by a neutralizer including an active component for
fertilizer such as potassium, nitrogen, etc., the fertilizer
solution having higher content of the active component is
obtained. The oscillating stirrer comprises an oscillation
generator including a 25 to 500 Hz oscillating motor (18), an
oscillating rod (22) connected to the oscillation generator, and
multistage oscillating vanes (38) attached to the oscillating
rod, and the oscillating vane is such that a tip end portion of
the vane is fluttered when an oscillation is transmitted from
the oscillating rod to the vane.
Apparatus
for mixing and dispensing fluid by flutter of vibrating
vanes
US5375926
[ PDF ]
Abstract
An
apparatus for mixing and dispersing a fluid in a container
having an oscillation shaft for transmitting the oscillation
generated by an oscillation generating device in the axial
direction thereof, oscillation vanes adapted to be vibrated by
the oscillation of the oscillation shaft is fixed, and an
oscillation absorption mechanism interposed between the
oscillation generating device and the container.
LIQUID
MATERIAL COMPOSED OF HYDROGEN AND OXYGEN...
CA2701557
[ PDF ]
Abstract
A liquid material
comprising hydrogen and oxygen is produced by electrolyzing an
electrolysis solution containing 5 to 30% by weight of an
electrolyte in an electrolysis tank using a group of electrodes
disposed, within the electrolysis tank, while maintaining a
spacing of 3 to 10 mm between adjacent electrodes under
conditions of a current density of 5 to 20 A/dm2, a bath
temperature of 20 to 70 DEG C, and pH 14 or more (strongly
alkaline) while applying vibration stirring, bringing the
pressure of the resultant gas comprising hydrogen and oxygen to
0.1 to 0.5 MPa, and cooling the gas to -190 to -250 DEG C to
liquefy the gas. The liquid material is stored, is returned to
room temperature, and is gasified to produce a regasified gas
comprising hydrogen and oxygen.
Vibratingly
Stirring Apparatus, and Device and Method for Processing
Using the Stirring Apparatus
US2008117711
[ PDF ]
Abstract
An insulated
vibration-stirring apparatus comprising: a vibration generating
means containing a vibration motor and a vibrating member
attached to that motor, and a vibrating rod attached by an
installation piece to allow vibration lined with the vibration
generating means, and vibrating vanes installed on this
vibrating rod. An electrical insulation area made from hard
rubber is installed on a section nearer to the installation
section to the installation piece than the section where the
vibrating vanes are mounted on the vibrating rod. An electrical
line is connected to the lower section of the vibrating rod on
the electrical insulation area side where the vibrating vanes
are installed. This electrical line conducts power to the
vibrating vanes by way of the lower section of the vibrating
rod.; A power supply applies a voltage across the lower section
of the vibrating rod and vibrating vanes and treatment tank by
way of the electrical lines, and while applying power to the
processing liquid within the treatment tank, the insulation
vibration stirring apparatus vibrates and stirs the processing
liquid.
LIQUID
MATERIAL COMPOSED OF HYDROGEN AND OXYGEN, REGASIFIED GAS
COMPOSED OF HYDROGEN AND OXYGEN...
US20110139630
[ PDF ]
Abstract
A
liquid material comprising hydrogen and oxygen is produced by
electrolyzing an electrolysis solution containing 5 to 30% by
weight of an electrolyte in an electrolysis tank using a group
of electrodes disposed, within the electrolysis tank, while
maintaining a spacing of 3 to 10 mm between adjacent electrodes
under conditions of a current density of 5 to 20 A/dm2, a bath
temperature of 20 to 70° C., and pH 14 or more (strongly
alkaline) while applying vibration stirring, bringing the
pressure of the resultant gas comprising hydrogen and oxygen to
0.1 to 0.5 MPa, and cooling the gas to ?190 to ?250° C. to
liquefy the gas. The liquid material is stored, is returned to
room temperature, and is gasified to produce a regasified gas
comprising hydrogen and oxygen.
Vibratingly
stirring apparatus, and device and method for processing
using the stirring apparatus
US7678246
/ US7338586
[ PDF ]
Abstract
An
insulated vibration-stirring apparatus comprising: a vibration
generating means containing a vibration motor and a vibrating
member attached to that motor, and a vibrating rod attached by
an installation piece to allow vibration lined with the
vibration generating means, and vibrating vanes installed on
this vibrating rod. An electrical insulation area made from hard
rubber is installed on a section nearer to the installation
section to the installation piece than the section where the
vibrating vanes are mounted on the vibrating rod. An electrical
line is connected to the lower section of the vibrating rod on
the electrical insulation area side where the vibrating vanes
are installed. This electrical line conducts power to the
vibrating vanes by way of the lower section of the vibrating
rod.
Hydrogen-oxygen
gas generator and method of generating hydrogen-oxygen gas
using the generator
US7459071
/ US2004094408
[ PDF ]
Abstract
A
hydrogen-oxygen gas generator comprising an electrolytic cell,
an electrode group formed from an anode and a cathode mutually
installed in that electrolytic cell, a power supply for applying
a voltage across the anode and cathode, a gas trapping means for
collecting the hydrogen-oxygen gas generated by electrolyzing
the electrolyte fluid and a vibration-stirring means. The gas
trapping means is comprised of a lid member installed on the
electrolytic cell, a hydrogen-gas extraction tube connecting to
the hydrogen-oxygen gas extraction outlet of that lid member. A
vibration-stirring means for stirring and agitating the
electrolytic fluid is supported by support tables. The distance
between the adjacent positive electrode and negative electrode
within the electrode group is set within a range of 1 to 20
millimeters.
Vibrationally
stirring apparatus for sterilization, sterilizing apparatus
and sterilizing method
US6605252
/
[ PDF ]
Abstract
A
method of sterilizing liquid is performed by providing a
vibrationally stirring apparatus having a vibration generating
unit containing a vibration motor (14), a vibrating rod (7)
operationally connected to the vibration generating unit,
vibration vanes (10) fixed to the vibrating rod, and vibration
vane fixing members (9) for fixing the vibration vanes to the
vibrating rod, wherein the vibration vane (10) has a surface
made of sterilizing metal and the vibration vane fixing member
(9) is made of magnetic field generating material; submerging
the vibration vanes and the vibration vane fixing members in the
liquid (LIQ) taken in a treatment tank (13); and vibrating the
vibration vane at an amplitude of 0.1 to 15.0 mm and at a
vibrational frequency of 200 to 1000 times per minute by the
vibration generating unit to cause vibrationally stirring of the
liquid, thereby sterilizing the liquid.
Fuel
for fuel battery, fuel battery, and power generating method
using same
US20070003803
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Abstract
A
single cell comprising a fuel electrode, an air electrode, and
an electrolytic layer or hollow layer interposed between those
electrodes, or a fuel cell comprised of a stack of these single
cells, wherein a supply port is formed on the fuel electrode
side for supplying a hydrogen-based/oxygen-based mixed gas
obtained by electrolyzing an electrolyte fluid by agitating and
stirring and collecting the resulting gas; moreover the fuel
electrode to which the hydrogen-based/oxygen-based mixed gas is
supplied is gas-permeable. The hydrogen-based/oxygen-based mixed
gas contains H, H2, H3, and/or HD, OH, 16O, and O2.
