The anode inlet branch is turning red
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 21:45. I would like to ask: Why does the anode branch pipe become red after it has been in use for one month? If anyone knows, please let me know. Thank you,, -
It should be that a large amount of iron from the cathode circulation system has entered the electrolyzer. Stop to check; otherwise, the losses will be severe.
Should it be saltwater that enters the electrolytic cell, or the anode fluid pipe exiting the cell?
There should be red at the anode outlet. It’s iron, right? The post I made on Haichuan was about this very thing. You might as well go and take a look.
It must be due to an excess of iron. 1. Is there brine returning to the tank? Are there any issues with the materials of the inlet and outlet pipes and valves? 2. Perform an analysis of ferrous ions using saltwater
Anode inlet? Is it the pipe at the anode end that is connected to the electrolytic cell, which contains iron, or has the fluorine lining in the acid addition pipeline fallen off? Is the performance of the resin tower satisfactory? ~An analysis should be carried out as soon as possible~
If the iron level is too high, identify the cause as soon as possible; otherwise, your electricity consumption will increase and your costs will rise