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Ratio of salt water entering the electrolysis tank and salt water leaving the tank

2010-08-15View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 23:15 What is the ratio of salt water entering the electrolysis tank and salt water leaving the tank? Are there any detailed theoretical calculations? , , -
Reply #22010-08-15
It can be calculated theoretically based on changes in sodium ion concentration.
Reply #32010-08-15
Inlet salt water flow rate x inlet salt water concentration x 0.5/outlet salt water concentration = outlet salt water flow rate
Reply #42010-08-24
Could you please explain it to me on the 3rd floor? Personally, I think that the flow rate of light salt water and the refined salt water entering the battery tank will not change much. The change is mainly due to the water vapor taken away by chlorine and the water molecules entrained by sodium ions.
Reply #52010-08-24
What you said is correct, but you can do some calculations. In fact, the amount of water carried by sodium ions is quite large. One sodium ion carries 4 water molecules.

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