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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 03, 2010
Filed:
Aug. 10, 2007
Ryan Scott Rodkey, Sugar Land, TX (US);
John Frank Rodkey, Jr., Missouri City, TX (US);
Mark Stephen Ledder, Fredricksburg, TX (US);
David Lynn Hickey, Rosharon, TX (US);
Darren Lynn Ross, Sugar Land, TX (US);
Ronald F. Ramsey, St. Petersburg, FL (US);
Ryan Scott Rodkey, Sugar Land, TX (US);
John Frank Rodkey, Jr., Missouri City, TX (US);
Mark Stephen Ledder, Fredricksburg, TX (US);
David Lynn Hickey, Rosharon, TX (US);
Darren Lynn Ross, Sugar Land, TX (US);
Ronald F. Ramsey, St. Petersburg, FL (US);
Techradium, Inc., Sugar Land, TX (US);
Abstract
A method for minimizing risk of explosion using centralized communication with a decentralized hydrogen generation network to regulate hydrogen production by at least one hydrogen generating device, comprising the steps of: forming an administrator interface for centralized communication with dispatchable and/or non-dispatchable power sources and at least one hydrogen generating device, and forming a dynamic information database for collecting and storing identification and/or discretionary power consumption information of hydrogen generating devices and dispatchable and/or non-dispatchable power source information. Power is then selectively transferred from dispatchable and/or non-dispatchable power sources to hydrogen generating devices using the administrator interface to provide centralized management of hydrogen production. At least one message is transmitted to at least one hydrogen generating device for activation, deactivation, or decentralized hydrogen storage management, and at least one response is received from the hydrogen generating device for regulating hydrogen production.
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