It is simply easier to use new technolgy to create the frothy bubbles. Use a needle wheel pump or several or use air venturis on the entrance to water pumps. The water pasing through the venturi sucks in air and the pumps impeler chops it into smaller bubbles. It is realy like a needle wj heel pump but with a standard impeller the bubbles are larger.
I have a Ocean Runner pump with a needle wheel that I was supposed to use to replace the pump on my Turbofloter. Yep, that thing chops up the water really nice.
It's true... I recently read a wastewater treatment project that compared a couple of oxygen enrichment methods, and dumped the electrolysis halfway through. Not trying to be a hater.. I still love the idea.
It really depends on the process used, as Ph of the water solution means i]the hydrogen formas as a gas H2 or it is instead in an acid solution tied to part of the oxygen as OH instead. Even if released as H2 gas it could be fairly easily managed as H2 gas is extremely light with a mass about 1/15 of room air. Just a vent with a rise would have enough draft to remove the hydrogen without a fan even being needed.
True it would collect on the ceiling if anywhere and easily vent, I'd just have to know if I needed to install that vent. At any rate it sounds like just the thing I'd want to try, I'll look into it more. I'm going to go balls out with co2 and all and venting isn't in the plan but we'll see about it and maybe see if this adds to a system like dd's.
) which should be lemonade colour more or less (I use CNS17 btw)... Anyway, once again, good job man in sharing some of your experience with electrolysis.