Leakage at the anode and cathode plates of the electrolyzer cell
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-7 00:20. The anode and cathode plates here are leaking – why is that? Is it electrochemical corrosion? What’s going on? # hcbbs
There are also issues with the cell processing process; we have encountered problems with pinholes in laser welding. Hehe.
Are your electrolyzers powered by a hydraulic system or tightened by screws? :Hydraulic handshakes generally do not leak. There is indeed leakage when the screw is tightened!
It is mainly likely to be a problem with the welding quality of the cells, usually occurring at the welds of the negative and positive electrodes. If a leak occurs, it must be replaced immediately. Avoid security issues. This post was last edited by yzhms on 2009-3-26 11:48]
It could be gap corrosion at the gasket area. Was palladium applied to the plates when the gasket was replaced? Or could it be that during the installation of the electrolyzer, the silicone grease was not applied evenly, and the ratio of curing agents was inappropriate? Let’s do a thorough check~~
What model of electrolyzer do you have? If you don’t say anything, how can we analyze it for you? There is also leakage at the anode and cathode plates; please explain in detail where the leakage points are located