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Is the high pressure difference alarm in the forced-circulation bipolar ion membrane electrolyzer of Beihua Machinery related to large fluctuations in the catholyte temperature?

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 22:47. Is the high pressure difference alarm in the forced-circulation polarized ion membrane electrolyzer of Beihua Machinery related to large fluctuations in the catholyte temperature? There were no changes in the chlorine pressure, hydrogen pressure, or the flow rates of the anode and cathode fluids. # hcbbs
Reply #22009-11-15
In the forced-circulation polarized ion membrane electrolyzer produced by Beihua Machinery, the pressure difference kept rising continuously for several hours before triggering alarms again; the temperature of the catholyte did not change significantly, nor did the chlorine and hydrogen pressures or the flow rates of the catholyte and anolyte. What could be the cause?

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