Reversed Electrolysis

Electrolysis-based diaphragm actuators.

This work presents a new electrolysis-based microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) diaphragm actuator. Electrolysis is a technique for converting electrical energy to pneumatic energy. Theoretically electrolysis can achieve a strain of 136 000% and is capable of generating a pressure above 200 MPa. Electrolysis actuators require modest electrical power and produce minimal heat. Due to the large ...

Electrolysis m Underground Structures

Purification of Floodwater by Electrolysis

An adequate supply of pure water is absolutely essential to human existence. During floods, water is available in adequate quantity, but the quality is often not suitable for drinking or cooking purposes. The goal of the study was to develop an easier, cheaper and faster technique of water purification. Oxygen ions are well known for their high reactivity. An attempt has been made to use oxygen...

Iris Cyst Treated Cy Electrolysis.

CYSTS of the uveal tract have been classified clinically as congenital, parasitic, exudative or degenerative, traumatic implantation, and spontaneous or idiopathic (Duke-Elder, 1940). There is considerable overlap between the last two groups and many cases which one suspects of being traumatic in origin give no history of injury. The tissue forming the cyst in traumatic cases has been implanted...

Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Electrolysis.

This study explores the hypothesis that Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) can image the process of electrolysis by detecting pH fronts. The study has relevance to real time control of cell ablation with electrolysis. To investigate the hypothesis we compare the following MR imaging sequences: T1 weighted, T2 weighted and Proton Density (PD), with optical images acquired using pH-sensitive dyes e...