Wind farm generation scheme utilizing electrolysis to create gas

Details Wind farm generation scheme utilizing electrolysis to create gas Wind farm generation scheme utilizing electrolysis to create gas

1994-09-28

1997-01-07

Stephan, Steven L.

Prime-mover dynamo plants

Fluid-current motors

Wind

290 1R, 290 52, F03D 902, F02C 600

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055920284

ABSTRACT:
Novel means for smoothing electrical power output from wind powered electrical generators is provided. The means utilizes at least some of the power output to convert water into hydrogen, store and burn the hydrogen to produce energy, and use the energy from the burning for the generation of electricity. The means includes a plurality of electrolysis modules consisting of electrolytic cells connected in series, with at least two modules connected in parallel by a switch means.

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