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The electrolyte circulation rate of the electrolyzer?

2021-03-22View Original

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Electrolyte circulation rate of Beihua Ji’s bipolar electrolyzer: it is 13.5 m3/h at the anode, and 0.3 * number of cells m3/h at the cathode. I would like to ask the experts: Where does the constant 0.3 in the expressions for the anode circulation rate of 13.5 m3/h and the cathode electrolyte circulation rate of 0.3 * number of cells per unit × m3/h come from?
Reply #22021-03-22
The minimum circulation rate of the anode is related to the volume of the anode chamber, right?
Reply #32021-03-29
The circulation rate of the cathode is related to the alkali concentration at the inlet and outlet of the cell; reference can be made to the material balance sections in the book on modern chlor-alkali industry.

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