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2018-12-23View Original

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Methods for dealing with anode plate leaks and cathode plate leaks in electrolyzers
Reply #22018-12-23
Methods for dealing with leaks in the anode and cathode plates: 1. Weld the leak site or cut it out and replace it; 2. Weld a cover over the leak site. The first method results in less leakage in the case of pitting corrosion, while the second method is suitable for areas with severe corrosion where cutting and welding are difficult, such as at the location of gussets. When performing repairs, be careful to distinguish between the anode and cathode materials.
Reply #32018-12-23
Procedure for dealing with leaks in the anode plate or cathode plate of a cell in an operating electrolyzer
Reply #42018-12-23
Thank you. What I would like to ask about is the electrolyzer that is in operation

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