The Difference Between Hydrogen Generator And Hydrogen Oxygen Generator

Generally speaking, the difference between a hydrogen oxygen machine and a pure hydrogen absorption machine refers to the differences in the process and technology of hydrogen production. Regardless of the type of machine, the hydrogen inhaled by the human body is inevitably a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen or hydrogen and air.

Both hydrogen oxygen machines and pure hydrogen absorption machines use the principle of electrolyzing water to produce hydrogen and oxygen, but the specific technical routes are different. Generally, hydrogen oxygen machines use ordinary electrolysis water technology, while pure hydrogen absorption machines use proton membrane electrolysis water technology.

The main difference between a hydrogen generator and a hydrogen oxygen generator is that the oxygen at the anode and hydrogen at the cathode of the hydrogen oxygen generator are mixed together when electrolyzing water; Pure hydrogen absorption machine proton membrane electrolysis of water can achieve separation of hydrogen gas at the cathode and oxygen gas at the anode. Therefore, the hydrogen oxygen machine produces a hydrogen oxygen mixture with a hydrogen content of 66.66%, while the hydrogen absorption machine produces pure hydrogen gas for utilization, and the other outlet produces pure oxygen gas.

The water used in the hydrogen oxygen machine is generally pure water with strong alkali. Adding strong alkali is to improve the electrical performance of the water, thereby enhancing the efficiency of ordinary electrolysis. The water used by the hydrogen absorber is pure water, without the need to add strong alkali, and the purer the water, the stronger the hydrogen production capacity.