Artificial intelligence pressure control multiple track injection liquid-to-gas conversion method

1 . A method for artificial intelligence pressure control multiple track injection conversion of liquid to gas, comprising:

placing a liquid controller to fill a liquid conversion solution chamber inside a conversion cell;

building said liquid controller following design parameters by stacking three or more nonconductive controller sheets that comprise the following: one or more multiple track injection sheets, one or more liquid control sheets, and one or more mesh material sheets;

building said multiple track injection sheets with two or more tracks and one or more multiple track puncture channels on the surface of said multiple track injection sheets;

building said liquid control sheets with one or more liquid control puncture channels on the surface of said liquid control sheets;

feeding liquid conversion solution to said liquid controller through a liquid inlet of said liquid controller;

placing electron exchangers, built with one or more holes, in said conversion cell, comprising:

cathode electron exchanger, and anode electron exchanger;

setting gas chambers in said conversion cell, comprising: cathode gas chamber, and anode gas chamber;

placing said cathode electron exchanger in between said liquid conversion solution chamber and said cathode gas chamber inside said conversion cell;

placing said anode electron exchanger in between said liquid conversion solution chamber and said anode gas chamber inside said conversion cell;

using said electron exchangers each built with one conductive side and one nonconductive side;

placing said nonconductive side of said cathode electron exchanger facing and in contact with said liquid controller;

placing said nonconductive side of said anode electron exchanger facing and in contact with said liquid controller;

placing said conductive side of said cathode electron exchanger facing said cathode gas chamber;

placing said conductive side of said anode electron exchanger facing said anode gas chamber;

applying a voltage to said anode electron exchanger and said cathode electron exchanger; and

converting said liquid conversion solution into gases releasing to said gas chambers in said conversion cell.

2 . The method of claim 1 wherein said building said liquid controller, further comprises:

releasing said liquid conversion solution from said liquid controller to said electron exchangers and passing said liquid conversion solution through said one or more holes of said electron exchangers to said conductive side of said anode electron exchanger and to said conductive side of said cathode electron exchanger; and

exchanging electrons with said liquid conversion solution on said conductive side of said anode electron exchanger and said conductive side of said cathode electron exchanger.

3 . The method of claim 2 wherein said releasing said liquid conversion solution from said liquid controller, further comprises:

wherein said building said multiple track injection sheets follows said design parameters with said two or more tracks and said one or more multiple track puncture channels on the surface of said multiple track injection sheets to form a network of distribution channels to distribute said liquid conversion solution from said liquid inlet to locations across said multiple track injection sheets and for said liquid conversion solution to pass through;

wherein said building said liquid control sheets follows said design parameters with said one or more liquid control puncture channels on the surface for said liquid conversion solution to pass through;

building said mesh material sheets to follow said design parameters using mesh materials with small pores for said liquid conversion solution to pass through;

building said controller sheets and stacking said controller sheets to follow said design parameters and to control rate and amount of said liquid conversion solution in passing through said liquid controller; and

setting said one or more multiple track puncture channels or said one or more liquid control puncture channels from adjacent said controller sheets to be out of alignment with each other, forming a pattern of interlocking said one or more multiple track puncture channels or said one or more liquid control puncture channels between adjacent said controller sheets.

4 . The method of claim 3 wherein said building said multiple track injection sheets and said liquid control sheets to follow said design parameters, further comprises:

modeling said liquid conversion solution, due to surface tension, adhering on surfaces of said multiple track injection sheets and said liquid control sheets as one or more droplets and diffusing until a partial wetting equilibrium contact radius is reached;

expressing radius r of an adhering droplet of said one or more droplets on an adhered surface of said multiple track injection sheets or said liquid control sheets:

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λ is shape factor of said adhering droplet,

t 0 is experimental delay time, and

r e is equilibrium radius of said adhering droplet at equilibrium;

making distances between identifiable adjacent pair of said one or more multiple track puncture channels or said one or more liquid control puncture channels as a multiple of said radius overtime r(t) or said radius in perfect spread overtime rp(t);

making radii of said one or more multiple track puncture channels or said one or more liquid control puncture channels no bigger than said radius overtime r(t) or said radius in perfect spread overtime rp(t);

making width of each track of said two or more tracks of said multiple track injection sheets as a multiple of said radius overtime r(t) or said radius in perfect spread overtime rp(t);

adjusting said width of each track of said two or more tracks of said multiple track injection sheets to one or more values depending on locations of said two or more tracks on said multiple track injection sheets;

adjusting said distances between said identifiable adjacent pair of said one or more multiple track puncture channels to one or more values depending on locations of said one or more multiple track puncture channels on said multiple track injection sheets; and

adjusting said distances between said identifiable adjacent pair of said one or more liquid control puncture channels to one or more values depending on locations of said one or more liquid control puncture channels on said liquid control sheets.

5 . The method of claim 4 wherein said making radii of said one or more multiple track puncture channels or said one or more liquid control puncture channels, further comprises: expressing height d of a column of said liquid conversion solution inside a containing puncture channel of said one or more multiple track puncture channels or said one or more liquid control puncture channels as:

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x is the contact angle between said liquid conversion solution of said column and contact surface inside said containing puncture channel;

making thickness of said one or more multiple track puncture channels or said one or more liquid control puncture channels no thicker than said height d; and

making spacing between adjacent said multiple track injection sheets and said liquid control sheets to be no larger than said height d.

6 . The method of claim 3 wherein said building said multiple track injection sheets and said liquid control sheets to follow said design parameters, further comprises: making said one or more multiple track puncture channels or said one or more liquid control puncture channels following said design parameters that comprise one or more of the following design patterns: Y-shaped, X-shaped, and star-shaped design pattern; and

utilizing said design patterns to help enhance said liquid conversion solution adhering to said multiple track injection sheets and said liquid control sheets.

7 . The method of claim 3 wherein said building said controller sheets to follow said design parameters further comprises:

manufacturing said mesh material sheets by a precision material woven technology;

manufacturing said multiple track injection sheets and said liquid control sheets with technologies that comprise one or more of the following:

chemical etching by applying chemicals to etch away specific points of material to form said two or more tracks, said one or more multiple track puncture channels, and said one or more liquid control puncture channels;

plasma etching by applying plasma to etch away specific points of material to form said two or more tracks, said one or more multiple track puncture channels, and said one or more liquid control puncture channels;

laser drilling by repeatedly applying a pulsing focused laser to material to cut away specific spots to form said two or more tracks, said one or more multiple track puncture channels, and said one or more liquid control puncture channels; and

electroforming by electro depositing of material onto a mandrel to form said two or more tracks, said one or more multiple track puncture channels and said one or more liquid control puncture channels.

8 . The method of claim 1 wherein said converting said liquid conversion solution into said gases in said conversion cell further comprises:

converting one or more kinds of said liquid conversion solution into one or more kinds of said gases;

stacking two or more cells of said conversion cell vertically and horizontally; and

sharing common components among said two or more cells of said conversion cell.

9 . A method for conversion of liquid to gas, comprising:

placing a liquid controller to fill a liquid conversion solution chamber inside a conversion cell;

placing liquid conversion solution in a liquid reservoir and feeding said liquid conversion solution from said liquid reservoir through a liquid flow valve to said liquid controller;

placing electron exchangers in said conversion cell, comprising: a cathode electron exchanger, and an anode electron exchanger;

setting gas chambers in said conversion cell, comprising: a cathode gas chamber, and an anode gas chamber;

placing said cathode electron exchanger in between said liquid conversion solution chamber and said cathode gas chamber inside said conversion cell;

placing said anode electron exchanger in between said liquid conversion solution chamber and said anode gas chamber inside said conversion cell;

applying a voltage to said anode electron exchanger and said cathode electron exchanger;

converting said liquid conversion solution into gases releasing to said gas chambers in said conversion cell;

building gas cleaning cells that comprise a cathode gas cleaning cell and an anode gas cleaning cell;

feeding cathode output gas from an outlet of said cathode gas chamber to said cathode gas cleaning cell filled with a cathode gas cleaning liquid;

feeding anode output gas from an outlet of said anode gas chamber to said anode gas cleaning cell filled with an anode gas cleaning liquid; and

controlling said conversion cell by using a computing engine, built with one or more computing engines connected with a computer network, to perform one or more artificial intelligence calculations.

10 . The method of claim 9 wherein said controlling said conversion cell further comprises:

placing field devices at one or more control locations that comprise one or more of the following:

locations inside or around said conversion cell, locations inside or around said liquid reservoir, and locations inside or around said gas cleaning cells;

performing said one or more artificial intelligence calculations to exchange data with said field devices connected through a data network and to control said field devices; and

performing said one or more artificial intelligence calculations to help adjusting physical parameters at said one or more control locations.

11 . The method of claim 10 wherein said adjusting said physical parameters further comprises:

adjusting said physical parameters that comprise liquid pressure at said one or more control locations;

placing a reservoir servo motor, as part of said field devices, to move said liquid reservoir to adjust said liquid pressure from the height of volume of said liquid conversion solution in said liquid reservoir;

and

placing cleaning cell servo motors, as part of said field devices, to move said gas cleaning cells to adjust said liquid pressure from the heights of volumes of said cathode gas cleaning liquid in said cathode gas cleaning cell and said anode gas cleaning liquid in said anode gas cleaning cell.

12 . The method of claim 10 wherein said performing said one or more artificial intelligence calculations further comprises:

performing said one or more artificial intelligence calculations that comprise one or more of the following: single variable equations, multiple variable equations, linear equations, nonlinear equations, regression analysis, neural network analysis, and foundation model analysis;

expressing a predictive function F(X) for said one or more artificial intelligence calculations to accept input data to predict decision parameter used for adjusting said physical parameters or for controlling said field devices as:

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Y is said decision parameter;

X1 to Xn−1 are said input data from field device 1 through field device N−1 of said field devices;

Xn is target required gas output level of said conversion cell;

and

evaluating said decision parameter Y to determine commands to send to control said field devices and to adjust said physical parameters.

13 . The method of claim 10 wherein said adjusting said physical parameters further comprises:

adjusting said physical parameters that comprise liquid flow rate at said one or more control locations.

14 . The method of claim 10 wherein said adjusting said physical parameters further comprises:

adjusting said physical parameters that comprise gas flow rate at said one or more control locations.

15 . The method of claim 10 wherein said placing said field devices further comprises:

placing said field devices that comprise gas flow valves at said one or more control locations.

16 . The method of claim 10 wherein said placing said field devices further comprises:

placing said field devices that comprise liquid flow valves at said one or more control locations.

17 . The method of claim 10 wherein said adjusting said physical parameters further comprises:

adjusting said physical parameters that comprise temperature at said one or more control locations.

18 . The method of claim 10 wherein said adjusting said physical parameters further comprises:

adjusting said physical parameters that comprise gas pressure at said one or more control locations.

19 . The method of claim 10 wherein said placing said field devices further comprises:

placing at said one or more control locations said field devices that comprise one or more of the following: liquid pressure sensors, gas pressure sensors, liquid flow sensors, gas flow sensors, liquid content sensors, and temperature sensors.

20 . The method of claim 9 wherein said converting said liquid conversion solution into said gases further comprises:

building said liquid controller following design parameters by stacking three or more nonconductive controller sheets that comprise the following: one or more multiple track injection sheets, one or more liquid control sheets, and one or more mesh material sheets;

using said electron exchangers covered with one or more holes;

using said electron exchangers each built with one conductive side and one nonconductive side;

placing said nonconductive side of said cathode electron exchanger facing said liquid controller and in contact with said liquid controller;

placing said nonconductive side of said anode electron exchanger facing said liquid controller and in contact with said liquid controller;

placing said conductive side of said cathode electron exchanger facing said cathode gas chamber; and

placing said conductive side of said anode electron exchanger facing said anode gas chamber.