Electrolysis discharge hose
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 at 2013-1-6 21:00 The electrolytic anode discharge hose caught fire. What caused it and how to solve it? # hcbbs
Are you sure it's the anode outlet hose that ignites? Usually it's the cathode outlet hose that ignites. You can find the specific reason in the forum. Is this the first time I've heard of anode ignition? I hope you can confirm it!
It is impossible for the electrolytic cell anolyte discharge hose to catch fire
If the anode outlet hose is indeed on fire, it may be that the anode liquid inlet of the unit cell is blocked, and the anolyte flow rate is too small, which is prone to sparking. At the same time, there may be tiny pinholes in the upper part of the ion membrane, and hydrogen gas can escape into the anode chamber.
Sorry friends, I made a typo, it means the cathode is on fire! :loveliness:
Hehe, there is an answer in the cathode system fire forum, please look it up.