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Water Jacket

Also written jacket · chamber

Where it is first named

[0011] The heat removing section in FIG. 1 consist of a liquid bath 30 and its container 20, a liquid circulating pump 10, conveying conduits 40, cooling chamber 50 attached to hydroxyl generating cell 120, filler 45, radiator 60 and cooling fans 61 attached to it.
Hydroxyl Filling Station

How it is written

  • (water jacket 50)
  • (chamber 50)
  • (jacket 50)

Drawings 3

Where it is named · 4

Hydroxyl Filling Station

  1. chamber (chamber 50)

    [0011] The heat removing section in FIG. 1 consist of a liquid bath 30 and its container 20, a liquid circulating pump 10, conveying conduits 40, cooling chamber 50 attached to hydroxyl generating cell 120, filler 45, radiator 60 and cooling fans 61 attached to it.

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  2. water jacket (water jacket 50)

    … 'The drawing also shows the water jacket 50 surrounding the cell 120 that helps lower its temperature and allows more production of the hydroxyl gases at higher voltage signals FIG. 5.

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  3. jacket (jacket 50)

    [0037] The program 75 starts off its production sequence by first turning on the cooling system consisting of liquid pump 10 that is submerse in liquid bath 30 contain in vessel 20. The cooling liquid 30 is pumped through cooling jacket 50 attached to the outside of cells 120 through Filter 45 and then through cooling air radiator 60. Fans attached to the radiator 60 are turned on for cooling.

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  4. water jacket (water jacket 50)

    [0049] During cell 120 operations, the temperature is monitored for out of limit conditions set by control 231 using the graphic display 95. Should the temperature reach an excess limit, the gas production is stopped and the computer program 75 alerts the operator of the problem. The cooling system 30 using water jacket 50 attached to ccll 120 helps reduccs the temperature 131 and allows for higher gas production.

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