Chamber

Hydrogen Aeration Injection System 5×

1. chamber (chamber 40)

   The exhaust gasses, the residue of the combustion, now comprise a non-combustible mixture. These exhaust gasses are fed to the gas mixing chamber 40 as the non-combustible gasses in a closed loop arrangement.

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2. chamber (chamber 40)

   The exhaust gasses 22, the residue of the combustion 21, now comprises a non-combustible mixture 22. These exhaust gasses 22 are fed via pipe line 24 to the gas mixing chamber 40

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3. chamber (chamber 40)

   The pipe line 24 passes through cooling chamber 50 for cccling of the gasses therein. The cooling chamber 50 also finctions as a spark arrestor to eliminate the possibility of gas ignition inside the mixing chamber 40. The excess nonccmbustible gasses are exhausted via outlet 49, to be expelled into the atmosphere. |

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4. chamber (chamber 40)

   The outlet 5 on the generator 10 receives the volatile and non-volatile (oxygen and nitrogen) gasses generated thereby and feeds the same to the mixing chamber 40. The flow of the hydrogen volatile gas is, of course, critical; therefore, there is incorporated in line 5 a gas flow valve 53 to adjust the hydrogen flow. |

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5. chamber (chamber 40)

   13 | flow adjustment valve 53 and then outlet pipe 5 for utilization. 14 | Gas regulator valve 75 is utilized to reduce the pressur 15 level inside hydrogen generator 10. The pressure differential 16 hydrogen gas output to gas mixing chamber 40 is, for example, 17 i 30 lbs. to 15 lbs. Once hydrogen generator 10 reaches an op- 18 t timum gas pressure level, pressure switch 29 shuts off elec-

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