| 摘要 |
<p>The present invention relates to an oxygen-hydrogen mixed gas generator and an oxygen-hydrogen mixed gas generation system, which can generate oxygen-hydrogen mixed gas capable of replacing a fossil fuel and can be used for machines including vehicles. The oxygen-hydrogen mixed gas generator, according to one embodiment of the present invention, is an oxygen-hydrogen mixed gas generator which can be used for machines including vehicles, the device comprising: three or more electrode plates which face one another and are arranged by being spaced in a line; and sealing members made from elastic material which are inserted among the electrode plates so as to form electrolyte receiving spaces in which electrolytes can be charged with the electrode plates, and which are watertight, wherein: the adjacent electrolyte receiving spaces are communicated with each other by electrolyte flow holes formed on the lower part of the electrode plates and mixed gas flow holes formed on the upper part of the electrode plates; the electrolyte flow holes of the adjacent electrode plates do not overlap with each other; the electrode plates include electrode plate bodies that form the electrolyte receiving spaces and radiation frame units that come in contact with air by protruding along the circumference of the electrode plate bodies; voltages of positive and negative poles are alternately applied to the electrode plates such that oxygen and hydrogen gases generated through electrolytic analysis of the electrolytes supplied to the electrolyte flow holes are collected by leaking to the outside through the mixed gas flow holes; an inductive member for inducing the position at which the sealing members are to be placed is further comprised; drain cocks which are provided in the electrolyte flow holes and selectively open and close the electrolyte flow holes are further placed on an electrode plate positioned on the outermost side among the plurality of electrode plates; and the thickness of the sealing members is thicker than the thickness of the inductive member.</p> |
