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What are the specifics of ODC technology and DEACON process?

2009-03-18View Original

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I looked up information and saw ODC technology and DEACON process in the chlor-alkali industry, but I couldn’t find what they were online. I don’t have much contact with the chlor-alkali industry, so I asked experts for advice.: What exactly does ODC technology and DEACON process in the chlor-alkali industry refer to? Thanks!
Reply #22009-04-05
ODC: Oxygen-Diplor Cathode Oxygen decathodeization (a bit awkward to pronounce, please advise if you have a good translation, thank you). A rhodium catalyst is attached to the cathode side (close to the membrane), and pure oxygen is passed through. H3O+ forms water on the catalyst and is discharged. Deacon: Deacon method is more mature from Japan's Mitsui. Hydrogen chloride gas (not hydrochloric acid, saving energy required for solution and circulation) directly generates chlorine gas in the catalyst and oxygen, and then washes the residual HCl. The temperature is about 500 degrees
Reply #32009-07-16
Thanks, :handshake

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