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- An electrolysis generator for producing hydrogen gas from water has been developed at the local level, opening up possibilities for industri.
- Amid the energy crisis Pakistan is facing, expensive imported fuel and rising industrial production costs, young engineers from Karachi have.
- The startup's team has developed an electrolysis generator that distills hydrogen gas from water, through which the hydrogen produced in the.
An electrolysis generator for producing hydrogen gas from water has been developed at the local level, opening up possibilities for industrial, commercial and domestic use.
Amid the energy crisis Pakistan is facing, expensive imported fuel and rising industrial production costs, young engineers from Karachi have come up with a local solution in the form of startup Pak Hydro that could play a major role in the country's future energy landscape.
The startup's team has developed an electrolysis generator that distills hydrogen gas from water, through which the hydrogen produced in the form of flame and heat can be used for industrial, commercial and domestic purposes.
The main feature of this prototype is that water is split into hydrogen and oxygen by passing through the process of electrolysis. The resulting hydrogen can be used for immediate combustion, while the system is being touted as an alternative to reduce dependence on conventional gas and other fossil fuels.
The project is led by Muhammad Ayan, an electrical engineering student at Sir Syed University of Engineering and Technology and the founder and chief executive officer of Pak Hydro. The team consists of Dr. Usman Alauddin, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer, who is a Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, NED University, while Ameer Ali is the Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer, who is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering, Sir Syed University.
