Asahi Kasei tank male-female chamber issue
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 21:00. Why is the anode chamber designed to be larger than the cathode chamber? # hcbbs
From the perspective of reducing groove voltage through decreased conductivity and resistance, this should not happen; however, from the standpoint of the electrolysis process and its principles, it is reasonable for this to occur, as solution polarization becomes the dominant factor in control at this point.
At least there is this advantage: during liquid injection on both sides, at the same flow rate, the liquid level on the cathode side is higher than that on the anode side, which ensures that the ion membrane remains in close contact with the anode
It also helps with the control of the groove temperature~~