The issue of potential difference in the electrolyzer
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 23:08. Our company uses Asahi Kasei natural circulation bipolar ion membrane electrolyzers. Recently, the potential difference of one cell has been increasing gradually; once it reached around 0.3, it began to fluctuate around that value. The voltage of the individual cells was normal, as were the pressure and flow rates. The instruments and electrical equipment are functioning properly, and the pressure differences in the single channel and the main pipeline are within normal ranges. Hey experts, what’s going on here? # hcbbs
Check the quality of your saline to see if the sulfate ion level is too high; this can have an impact. If that’s the case, then measures need to be taken!
The answer on the 2nd floor is debatable! In my opinion, what the original poster is referring to is the positive and negative deviation of the entire battery pack, which we call the center point deviation. If so, check the grounding. The general deviation has increased, but it remains within the acceptable range.
Check the wires and resistors, as well as whether the connections at the potentiometer are in good contact; there is a high likelihood that heating or poor contact is occurring.