Material and usage of the catholyte sump and the brine sump
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 22:56. Hello everyone: I would like to share information regarding the materials used and the usage status of the high-level tanks for catholyte and brine in various companies. Thank you very much! # + +
Material of the alkali solution high-level tank: 16MnR/Ni6. Location: Baoji Non-ferrous Metals. Material of the brine high-level tank: Ti. Location: Baoji Non-ferrous Metals. It has been in use for 6 years without any abnormalities, and its performance is good.
Oh, the alkali liquid sump is made of composite panels
Cathode nickel, anode titanium – no problems will arise
Nickel-plated cathode steel, fiberglass-reinforced plastic anode – that’s sufficient; of course, if one has the money, it’s possible to go for the highest quality version as suggested by the person above
Our cathode is 310S, and the anode is made of titanium.
The catholyte sump is lined with 310S steel, while the anolyte sump is lined with titanium steel; it has been in use for 6 years without any leaks at all.
Which country is the groove from? Requirements vary from country to country, right?
Asahi Kasei electrolyzer, cathode 16MNR/NI6, anode TI
Does Woody have one? How is it working?
Is the material of the sump related to the electrolyzer model?