Ion membrane electrolysis BITAC-854 tank parking operation help

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 at 2013-1-6 23:30. The normal shutdown current of the battery used in the chlorine project of our company drops to 0KA, and the polarizing current is added to stabilize the current of 20A. After the chlorine main pipe is poured into the waste chlorine system (the chlorine sampling valve of the anode chamber is opened), how long should it take to replace the free chlorine in the anode, and then stop the addition of 32% alkali and ultrapure brine diluted to 200g/l. The system circulates 26~28% alkali and diluted 190~210g/l ultra-pure salt water. The water tank temperature is 38~40 degrees and the steady flow of 20A polarization current is running for more than 48 hours. What impact will it have on the battery cell and membrane? Note: () is my personal opinion and the company's operating methods are different. I personally think that the battery needs to be circulated for more than 2 hours and the temperature of the bath has dropped and there is no free chlorine before the battery can be stored and stopped for circulation. Urgent need for solution. If you have any helpful comments, please let me know immediately. Thank you very much!!! This post was last edited by shen510211 on 2008-2-29 19:57 ] # , , &