Stuart J Rosner

US Patent:

52925986, Mar 8, 1994

Filed:

Apr 21, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/050875

Inventors:

Stuart Rosner - Jersey City NJ

International Classification:

H01M 804

US Classification:

429 17

Abstract:

Renewable fuel cells that produce hydrogen gas, on demand, are used to power a vehicle. When the usable volume of hydrogen gas produced by the fuel cells is depleted, the magnesium anode is converted into magnesium hydroxide precipitate. The magnesium hydroxide precipitate is removed and collected for recycling and the magnesium anode and salt water electrolyte is replaced, thus easily and conveniently re-energizing the fuel cell. The magnesium hydroxide precipitate is recycled to recapture the magnesium which is then formed into new magnesium anodes. The primary power source for the recycling is derived from solar energy. The only waste product produced by the operation of the fuel cell is non-polluting water.

US Patent:

52285294, Jul 20, 1993

Filed:

Dec 17, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/809303

Inventors:

Stuart Rosner - Jersey City NJ

International Classification:

B60K 100

US Classification:

180 653

Abstract:

Renewable fuel cells that produce hydrogen gas, on demand, are used to power a vehicle. When the usable volume of hydrogen gas produced by the fuel cells is depleted, the magnesium anode is converted into magnesium hydroxide precipitate. The magnesium hydroxide precipitate is removed and collected for recycling and the magnesium anode and salt water electrolyte is replaced, thus easily and conveniently re-energizing the fuel cell. The magnesium hydroxide precipitate is recycled to recapture the magnesium which is then formed into new magnesium anodes. The primary power source for the recycling is derived from solar energy. The only waste product produced by the operation of the fuel cell is non-polluting water.