Author: Anela Dokso

Hydrogen

INDUSTRIE DE NORA S.P.A. introduces a groundbreaking electrolyzer specifically designed for electrolyzing saline water. This invention seeks to optimize the process of electrolysis, producing valuable products like hydrogen and hypochlorite from saline water. Let’s explore the core components and significance of this novel electrolyzer design. The Structure and Functionality At the heart of the patented design is the electrolyzer housing, which stretches along a defined longitudinal direction. It incorporates several critical components including a feed fluid inlet and a product fluid outlet. The electrolyzer is equipped with two or more electrolytic cells that are integral to its functionality. These cells…

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Hydrogen

SUNGROW HYDROGEN SCI. & TECH. CO., LTD has filed a patent for an innovative control method and apparatus aimed at optimizing hydrogen production systems. This patent specifically addresses the need for efficient power distribution across electrolytic cells, a crucial component of hydrogen production. Understanding Energy Efficiency in Electrolytic Cells The patent introduces a method to accurately determine the energy efficiencies of each electrolytic cell within a hydrogen production system. It evaluates these cells under different load currents and assigns energy efficiency values accordingly. By ranking the electrolytic cells based on these values, the system can prioritize which cells receive power,…

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Hydrogen

Recently, Kawasaki Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha has filed a patent for an innovative liquid hydrogen storage tank that promises significant improvements in safety and functionality. Tank Body Design The liquid hydrogen storage tank is designed with two fundamental components: an inner tank and an outer tank. The inner tank is specifically designed to store liquid hydrogen, while the outer tank is positioned outside of it, creating a space between them that serves as a cooling layer. This cooling layer is crucial for maintaining the low temperatures required to keep hydrogen in its liquid form, thereby ensuring its stability and reducing the…

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Green Hydrogen

Australia’s Senate has passed Labor’s significant tax break plan worth $13.7 billion aiming to boost the production of green hydrogen and critical minerals like lithium and nickel. This move is designed to bolster emerging green industries in Australia while reducing reliance on China’s supply chain for such minerals. The new tax initiative offers a 10% concession on processing and refining these minerals from 2027 to 2040 along with a $2 per kilogram incentive for green hydrogen production. Although the Coalition opposed this bill, labeling it as a benefit mainly for the wealthy, it received support from the Greens and crossbenchers.…

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