Oxygen Generation Module

An Oxygen Generation Module (OGM) is a system used on spacecraft and submarines to produce breathable oxygen from other atmospheric gases, usually by splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen through a process called electrolysis. It ensures a continuous supply of fresh oxygen for crew members, maintaining safe and comfortable living conditions. The module is designed to operate reliably in challenging environments, providing controlled oxygen levels, reducing dependency on stored supplies, and supporting long-term missions or underwater habitation.