The logo of @hydrodomus is composed of the 2 electrodes of an electrolyzer. And a flow of water passing in between, reducing it's volume while going from one to the other, as electrons cut H2O molecules, and produce H2 and 1/2 O2.
And the whole thing is shapes as a H for Hydrogen
The key to lowering the price of hydrogen is to produce it on sight.
Now it requires a higher investment to purchase the tech, but it will get more affordable with time ✨
Reverse engineering the PEM to find the problem I had.
Of course I put it back the wrong way.
At the time of the video, I had a co-founder that did his PhD in electrolysers (absolute goat). And he saw directly why I mounted it wrong at the end of the video, can you tell why ?
The hydrogen car industry is dying. I do understand my haters.
But I understand why the tower is falling down, and with @hydrodomus, I'm only putting a brick where it leans to fix the issue.
Allowing the industry to keep building 🚀🚀🚀
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Electrolyze Separate Filter
In our prototype, we are not only focusing on generating #hydrogen and pressurizing it, ensuring its purity is just as critical. Therefore, we use a membrane to separate it from oxygen. After that, the gas is dried and filtered.
@YDurindel No hydrogen was involved in this specific test. Standard hardware engineering practice: we are isolating variables by testing our staged compression mechanics independently before integrating them with the PEM electrolysis stack. Safety and rigor first.
A bottle of osmosed water
A plastic tube
A PEM electrolyser
Two exit ports : O2 and H2
A DIY expandable reservoir for hydrogen
A gas dryer
A gas filter made from silica gel
A membrane pump
A high pressure bottle
A piston pump
A high pressure bottle
A refueling port
10x timelapse validating our multi-stage compression logic.
A diaphragm pump handles the initial low-pressure induction, followed by our high-pressure piston pump taking over to step up the pressure into the second-stage buffer. Smooth, automated hand-offs between these stages.
Many car companies are making hydrogen vehicles.
However they make no sense in the current state of the industry.
Hydrogen for cars is very scarce, not green and expensive.
We are here to help 🚀💧