The outlet hose of the electrolyzer is not visible – what should be done?
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The outlet hose of the membrane electrode cell in the Beihua Machinery facility is not visible – how should this be dealt with? (Cathode and anode please be explained separately)
Why do some people say that the mouth is made of metal?
The main pipe is made of metal, while the hose is a flexible hose made of perfluoropolymer
Then that’s right – just identify the yin and yang poles by the material!
Let me explain the question in more detail: What should be done if the color of the cathode or anode outlet hose in one of the cells of the electrolyzer becomes very dark and difficult to see?
If we only consider how to deal with it, simply parking the vehicle and cleaning it will suffice； If the reason is that the anode is generally red, it is due to high iron content in the brine fed into the cell; for example, excessive amounts of ferrocyanide potassium or ferrous tartrate are added to the raw salt ； The cathode is generally black due to long-term corrosion of the system pipes, such as those made of 310S material, as well as in cathode plate heat exchangers and catholyte storage tanks ； The original poster didn’t explain it very clearly; it was just a general mention of color change, with no specific details provided. It is recommended to upload images.
Our company’s electrolyzers have not encountered this problem yet; I just thought of it and wanted to learn from the experts*{:1_90:}
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