About F4603 membrane tank voltage continues to rise
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 at 2013-1-6 22:35 Our new battery cell uses F4603 to produce potassium alkali. The alkali concentration is 30%. The secondary brine and pure water indicators are all in compliance with the requirements. When we first started driving, it stopped three times due to the chlorine and hydrogen process. The cell voltage has continued to rise in the past few days and has been higher than the previous 6V. Is this membrane not suitable for potash-alkali production? # + + .
Did something go wrong when you parked the car? Failure to park the car properly can easily cause the voltage to rise.
There are many reasons for the increase in tank voltage, not just pure water and secondary brine. What you said is too general and it is difficult to analyze the reasons.