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Chlor-alkali electrolyzer grounding wire device

2017-07-06View Original

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Friends in the chemical industry, I have a question: what material is used for the casings of electrolyzers in the chlor-alkali industry? ? Do chlor-alkali electrolyzers need to be grounded? ? Some people say to connect at the near liquid outlet to maintain equipotentiality. Aren’t the inlet and outlet of an electrolyzer the anode and cathode? ? There was originally a potential difference between them; what does it mean to connect a wire to keep them at the same potential? ? Do all electrolyzers need to be connected to a ground wire? ? ? ? ? ?

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