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Are the inlet and outlet main pipes of the electrolyzer energized or not?

2009-08-19View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 23:32. Are the inlet and outlet main pipes of the ion membrane electrolyzer charged or not? Why? Is this a form of electricity consumption? Is there any way to avoid it? I hope everyone can explain this to me! Thank you so much! # hcbbs
Reply #22009-08-19
It should be charged, and insulation treatment is generally required between the flanges at the inlet and outlet ends. If left unaddressed, it will affect current efficiency and power efficiency.
Reply #32009-08-23
When charged, a small amount of stray current will leak out
Reply #42009-08-23
A small amount of stray current will still leak out; it’s better to use a bellows for the outlet pipe.

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