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Bubbles sometimes appear in the electrolyte level tube of the electrolyzer. What’s going on? 、

2011-04-28View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 23:57. Hello everyone, I’m a newcomer here seeking help! Bubbles sometimes appear in the electrolyte level gauge, making it difficult to determine the liquid level. How to solve it? ? # + + .
Reply #22011-05-13
Gases dissolved in the liquid? Have you seen a nurse give an injection? Try tapping it with your finger
Reply #32011-05-14
It’s the dissolved gas; it generally does not affect the observation of the liquid level.

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