Direct H2 combustion cookers

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Hydrogen cooking systems using conventional flame combustion design with H2 fuel, producing temperatures between 1,200°C and 2,100°C with water vapor as the only emission. Requires a built-in flame arrestor to prevent flashbacks.

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Direct H2 combustion cookers

A hydrogen cooking system using conventional flame combustion design with H2 as fuel, producing temperatures between 1,200°C and 2,100°C. The only emission is water vapor, but requires a built-in flame arrestor to prevent flashbacks.

Hybrid hydrogen-natural gas cookers

Cooking systems that operate on a mixture of natural gas and hydrogen, or use completely different designs combining both fuels.

Catalytic H2 combustion cookers

A hydrogen cooking system using flameless combustion through a complete oxidation reaction with a heterogeneous catalyst, operating at lower temperatures around 500°C (932°F). This design is safer due to lower temperatures and absence of flashback risk.

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