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Calculation method for the effect of brine temperature in the cell on cell voltage

2010-11-03View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 22:23. The higher the temperature of the brine entering the cell, the lower the cell voltage. I would appreciate it if fellow marine enthusiasts could help analyze how an increase of 1 degree Celsius in the temperature of the brine affects the cell voltage What is the specific calculation formula? Thank you,, -
Reply #22010-11-03
The cell voltage should be based on the temperature of the electrolyte inside the cell, and it seems to have no relation to the temperature of the brine fed into the cell.
Reply #32010-11-04
Reply to 2# sdhklh: Is there a direct conversion relationship between that slot voltage and the electrolyte temperature? Thank you
Reply #42010-11-04
On the second floor, the brine fed into the tank serves as the electrolyte

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