Regarding the shutdown of the chlor-alkali plant due to power outage! ! ! !
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Hello everyone, I would like to inquire about a chlor-alkali plant that cannot restore power supply for a short period of time when power is lost. What equipment is on emergency power supply in the electrolysis section of your factory? If the power supply cannot be restored in a short period of time, what can be used to replenish the anode and cathode fluid? (Our factory is a forced circulation chlorine engineering 898 electrolytic cell). In addition, I would also like to give some suggestions on which equipment in the electrolysis section should the emergency power supply be used?
Emergency power supply should be set in the following places: Polarized power supplies, P1501, P2001, P2002 pumps, dechlorination system pumps, pure water pumps and other equipment that can establish circulation
Replenish: Regulatory water circulation pump (at least one), titanium blower, sub-sodium circulation pump
Is the water circulation pump a pure water pump? ?
I don’t know what you call it, but it is used to cool down the thyristor. However, some units do not have this pump. However, the titanium fan, sub-sodium circulation pump, and forced circulation pump must be running. The polarizing electrode current can also be set in the UPS power supply. The specific setting depends on the load of your secondary power grid, the switching speed, and the load of the emergency generator.
Sorry, I didn't understand your question clearly. I was wrong. The titanium blower and sub-sodium pump are chlorine-hydrogen treated.