The influence of the electrolyte parameters on the efficiency of the oxyhydrogen (HHO) generator

The electrolysis of water is an electrochemical process wherein hydrogen and oxygen are derived. The resulting mixture of oxygen and hydrogen is called oxyhydrogen or Brown's gas. This paper present an experimental study of the regime of operation of an oxyhydrogen (HHO) generator depending on the parameters of the electrolyte — concentration and temperature by monitoring the amount of gas produced per unit time compared to the electricity input.