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What are the interlocks of ion membranes?

2010-07-05View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 23:56. What are the interlocks for ion membranes? Those who know should share! , , -
Reply #22010-07-05
The interlocks of the electrolyzer consist of common interlocks and single-cell interlocks. The common interlocks are triggered in the event of a power failure throughout the plant, complete shutdown of the chlorine compressors, excessively high or low differential pressure between chlorine and hydrogen, or a failure in the instrument air supply; if any of these interlocks activate, all electrolyzers will be shut down as a result ; The single-cell interlock conditions are excessive voltage in the electrolyzer, low flow rate of refined brine entering the cell, or low flow rate of caustic soda return. When the single-tank interlock condition is met, it only affects that tank.

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