Questions about zero pitch electrolytic tank
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 23:55 Hello teachers, our factory has just installed a zero-pole pitch battery cell, which is running together with several other constant pole pitch battery cells, but its bath temperature is around 85 degrees. Is this a little too low? Is there any good way to improve it? , , -
You can consider raising and lowering the current to other tank currents, and heating the external steam to 88 degrees. These are the two most effective ones.
The tank temperature is around 85 degrees, which is normal. If it is winter, the effect will be very good. In the summer, 90 degrees is ideal.
The temperature of the new tank is generally slightly lower than that of the old tank, and will gradually rise over time. Consider increasing current or single-tank circulating alkali heating.
As long as it is Asahi Kasei's technology and batteries, don't worry, it will rise one day and it will not be easy to come down.
85 degrees! This is usually the temperature when a new tank is started. I wonder what the temperature of other batteries is? If you want to increase the temperature of a battery tank, you can increase the alkali flow rate and reduce the flow rate of salt water into the tank while the current remains unchanged. Of course this way * * Causes a series of changes in indicators such as: Alkali concentration, light salt water concentration, light salt water pH, etc., so they need to be adjusted carefully! Ensure that the indicators are qualified
Hello, classmates, the tank temperature is based on the current and the temperature of the salt water.； Generally, the zero-pole distance bath temperature for 12.5KA current is around 82 degrees, and for 13.6KA it is around 87 degrees.
Not just whose electrolyzer, do you use salt water to maintain the temperature of the tank? What is the brine temperature? What is the temperature of the lye that you put into the tank? Isn't catholyte circulation needed to maintain bath temperature? Please enlighten me! !