Forced-circulation electrolyzer
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Hello, the forced-circulation electrolyzers produced by Beihua Machinery that are used in our company have encountered a problem recently: the chlorine pressure on the anode side is equal to the pressure in the anode circulation tank, but it is higher than the pressure in the main chlorine pipeline. We have checked all the pipelines and valves, and no issues were found. But this situation does not occur on the hydrogen side. Could you please provide an explanation?
This post was last edited by smartcatii on 2017-1-9 10:16. It’s not specific enough – by how much, and are there fluctuations in the pressure cycles? Possible cause: Is it the high pressure in the chlorine tank that leads to accumulation of chlorine in the chlorine main pipe, thereby reducing the area available for chlorine flow? Is the resistance loss high because the main pipe designed is too small? Is the pressure indicated by a gauge, by a U-tube level gauge, or by both? Is there any offset error in the main pipe pressure transmitter?