The temperature of the anode solution has a greater impact on the cell voltage than that of the cathode solution

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Recently, the cell temperature of our company’s zero-gap electrolyzer made by Beihua Ji reached 85.3 degrees. Due to leaks in the cooling water for E-273, it was difficult to regulate this temperature; therefore, the control system adjusted the temperature of E-173 in order to control the cell temperature. As a result, the cell voltage rose immediately. This shows that the temperature of the anode solution has a greater impact on the cell voltage than that of the cathode solution. I ask all experts for their corrections.

Reply #22020-09-21

It might be because the temperature of the anode solution is more than 20 degrees lower than that of the cathode solution

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