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Chlorate in ion-exchange membrane electrolyzers

2008-02-03View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 23:36. Let’s discuss what the actual chlorate levels are in the anode fluid inlet and cathode fluid outlet during the operation of ion exchange membranes Indicates the operating time of the ion membrane. # , , &
Reply #22008-02-03
It’s the chlorates in the brine fed into the tank and those in the anode solution, I guess. :lol :lol 1. The chlorate that enters the tank is related to that in the decomposer as well as the chlorate fed into the diaphragm system; normally it’s around 600 ppm ; :Victory: 2. The normal level of chlorate in the effluent is 1200 ppm ; 3. The membrane of the electrolyzer has been in operation for 40 months.

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