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Regarding the electrolyzer voltage

2018-10-12View Original

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Dear experts, I would like to ask what the normal range is for the annual increase in voltage of electrolyzers in volts. Also, our factory experienced a power outage due to a lightning strike in September this year; the voltage was about 7 volts higher once it started operating again. What effects can lightning strikes have on various components? Experts, please help analyze this.
Reply #22018-10-13
The cell slot voltage increases by 30 mV per year as normal, while the cell efficiency decreases by about 1% per year. In the actual operation of the electrolyzer, variations in operating current and changes in the quality of the brine, as well as the number of start-up and shutdown cycles, all affect voltage fluctuations. After tripping, the battery cell is put back into operation; the voltage generally does not change significantly compared to before, showing a gradual increase. If the quality of the saltwater changes, the voltage will change immediately.
Reply #32018-10-18
Wen Qiang. . . I ran into an acquaintance. . . . :lol

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