How the PEM electrolyzer works

PEM Electrolyzer : How it works

PEM Electrolysis

Proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolysis is an innovative and efficient method for hydrogen production. As the demand for sustainable and renewable energy sources grows, PEM electrolysis has emerged as a promising technology for clean hydrogen generation. In this article, we will delve into the definition, key components, and working principles of PEM electrolysis.

PEM Hydrogen Generator Electrochemical Reactions

1.Water are brought to the bipolar plates and flow into the channels of the plate
2.At contact with proton exchange membrane of the electrodes,the water is split into protons H+ and O2-
3.The proton O2- splits off two electrons e,which combine with another to form oxygen.
4.The electrons travel through the circuit to the cathode.H+ passes through the proton membrane to the cathode.
5.Protons H+ combine with electrons at the cathode to form dihydrogen.
6.Oxygen flows from the anode.Hydrogen flows from the cathode.

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SENZA R&D TEAM

The SENZA R&D team consists of senior automotive engineers, hydrogen energy technology experts, and technology installation engineers. It has 8 years of experience in hydrogen energy research and development and application. Michael Wu, chief technical engineer, graduated from Sun Yat-sen University in transportation engineering. He has been engaged in engine R&D tests at Dongfeng Nissan Passenger Car Technology Center and GAC Research Institute, and is responsible for the engine R&D test project of the entire car series.

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