Reasons for the continuously low electrolyte level
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 19:53. Our company is a chlor-alkali plant that produces products using metal expansion anodes and modified diaphragm electrolyzers. But for over a month some time ago, the electrolyte level remained low: 110–115. What causes the alkalinity not to increase? Please share your opinions. Thank you! # ， ， &
It is related to current density, water level, diaphragm, etc.
The poster had better explain the operating current, electrolyte level, and film-forming process. . . But knowing this, it’s pretty easy to figure out where the problem lies. :handshake