Cold weather hydrogen generation system and method of operation

Electrolysis: processes – compositions used therein – and methods – Electrolytic synthesis – Preparing nonmetal element

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C204S239000, C204S274000

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07850838

ABSTRACT:
A system for providing hydrogen gas is provided. The system includes a hydrogen generator that produces gas from water. One or more heat generation devices are arranged to provide heating of the enclosure during different modes of operation to prevent freezing of components. A plurality of temperature sensors are arranged and coupled to a controller to selectively activate a heat source if the temperature of the component is less than a predetermined temperature.

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