The inlet hose of the electrolyzer is much thinner than the outlet hose

Saltwater goes in, and gas comes out; since the volume of the gas is large, naturally a thicker hose is used

Reply 1# huohunb: Another issue is pressure; when the pressure intensity remains the same, the smaller the cross-sectional area, the lower the pressure. The flow rate of the inlet pipe being sufficient to meet the consumption of the electrolyzer is enough. When the power is cut off, the flow rate of the liquid also slows down. What does the OP think? ? ?

The inlet pressure is mainly controlled by the pump; I think the key factor is to ensure an appropriate flow rate. Calculating that the flow rate per unit tank is around 0.3 cubic meters per hour, it’s not necessary to use a very large diameter feed pipe. Additionally, if the outlet pipe is too small, pressure can build up easily due to the gas

It seems that the inlet pipe is thin to facilitate grounding, while the outlet pipe is thick to allow the liquid to flow in intermittent bursts thereby reducing leakage current

The pressure is different, the density is different, the temperature is different

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The reason for the thinness of the imported hose is to reduce electrical leakage in the cell and increase current efficiency. The outlet hose is thick because the liquid exiting contains gas, and it is necessary to remove this gas as much as possible in order to reduce the gas-liquid ratio and thus lower the tank voltage. At the same time, the spiral shape of the outlet hose also effectively prevents current leakage

One is a liquid flow, the other is a gas-liquid mixture

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