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2010-03-13View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 20:47. In an electrolyzer, what are the possible reasons for a change in pressure in the gas outlet pipe, whether it decreases or increases? Why, if the pressure in a single slot changes, either decreasing or increasing, while the pressure difference remains unchanged, what causes this? How do things such as the slot voltage and current change? What are the consequences if the pressure difference changes, and how do things like channel pressure change as well? Looking forward to everyone's answers. Thank you # hcbbs
Reply #22010-04-04
Now, if the pressure in a single chamber changes, either decreasing or increasing, while the pressure difference remains unchanged, it is because the flow rate of the liquid at the anode and cathode has increased or decreased.

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