Apparatus for generating a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen for producing a hot flame
First Claim
1. An apparatus for generating a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen for producing a hot flame comprising:
- a housing;
an electrolytic chamber fixedly mounted within said housing and having two electrodes extending out of the electrolytic chamber to connect with a rectifier;
a first safety device connected with an outlet of said electrolytic chamber, said first safety device being a tubular member mounted at one side of said housing and filled with water;
a control valve connected with an outlet of said first safety device;
a dryer connected with an outlet of said first safety device; and
a second safety device connected with an outlet of said dryer and having a chamber in which are mounted a spring-loaded ball which will open an outlet of said second safety device when pressure of hydrogen and oxygen in said electrolytic chamber exceeds a predetermined value.
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Abstract
This invention relates to an apparatus for generating a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen for producing a hot flame and in particular to one including a housing, an electrolytic chamber fixedly mounted within the housing and having two electrodes extending out of the electrolytic chamber to connect with a rectifier, a first safety device connected with an outlet of the electrolytic chamber, a control valve connected with an outlet of the first safety device, a dryer connected with an outlet of the first safety device, and a second safety device connected with an outlet of the dryer and having a chamber in which are mounted a spring-loaded ball which will open an outlet of the second safety device when the pressure of hydrogen and oxygen in the electrolytic chamber exceeds a predetermined value.
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6 Claims
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1. An apparatus for generating a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen for producing a hot flame comprising:
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a housing; an electrolytic chamber fixedly mounted within said housing and having two electrodes extending out of the electrolytic chamber to connect with a rectifier; a first safety device connected with an outlet of said electrolytic chamber, said first safety device being a tubular member mounted at one side of said housing and filled with water; a control valve connected with an outlet of said first safety device; a dryer connected with an outlet of said first safety device; and a second safety device connected with an outlet of said dryer and having a chamber in which are mounted a spring-loaded ball which will open an outlet of said second safety device when pressure of hydrogen and oxygen in said electrolytic chamber exceeds a predetermined value. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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