Dear sea friends, please share your respective DC power consumption data for electrolyzers (under full capacity conditions)
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The membrane electrode distance in our company is 2150–2200 KWH/t
The DC power consumption is around 2000–2050 kwh/t.
What type of groove is it, and how is the performance of the electrolytic cell?
Should I check the new membrane and the new tank? It still took a few years of operation before there was a comparison.
What is the maximum capacity for new grooves and new membranes on your end? How long can it stay stable?
Which type of electrolyzer are you using, and does the caustic soda production include the amount used for internal needs?
Chlorine engineering cells: with new membranes and cells, the electrical density is 5.3, and values below 2050 can be achieved (including all alkalis). How long it will take depends on the management level of the saline water.