Discussion on the structure of industrial fluidized-bed electrolyzers

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This post was last edited by huawei on 2010-5-23 10:32. Urgently need the structural design for industrial fluidized-bed electrolyzers

Reply #22010-05-23

I’ve heard of this for the first time. Could you tell me what substance is being electrolyzed?

Reply #32010-05-23

Are there several tubes at the bottom of the electrolyzer, with holes in them, through which the feed liquid is pumped in?

Reply #42010-05-24

I think it’s compressed air or oxygen that is used to oxidize elemental copper to form copper sulfate, which is then electrowon or used as copper sulfate, right? If so, you can get in touch.

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