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Improvements in electrolyzers
   
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US Patent 4273641
Issued Date
June 16, 1981
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An electrolyzer consisting of a stack of elemental electrolytic cells held between two end plates connected by tie rods. Each tie rod (9) is associated with a hydraulic jack (20) enabling variable tightening by remote control. A displacement pick-up (16) and a pressure pick-up (17) supply signals (25,26) to a force and position control cabinet (18). The invention is made use of in the production of hydrogen and oxygen by electrolysis of water.
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Creusot-Loire (Paris,FR)
Published
June 16, 1981
Application Number
06/117,652
Filed
February 1, 1980
US Classification
204/253   204/267 204/279
Int'l Classification
C25B   9/20   (20060101)   C25B   9/18   (20060101)  
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Jul 02, 1979 [FR] 79 03796
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204/253   204/254   204/255   204/256   204/257   204/258   204/253   204/254   204/255   204/256   204/257   204/258   204/253   204/254   204/255   204/256   204/257   204/258   204/279   204/129   269/23  
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