Seeking help regarding ion membrane electrolysis issues
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 20:26. I have been studying the process flow of ion membrane electrolysis recently, and there is one aspect that I don’t understand well. In this process, in addition to the reflux between the pumps and tanks, there is a lot of reflux as well, especially regarding the circulation of hydrogen and chlorine. I’m not sure what the purpose of this is What is the role of hydrogen and chlorine introduced into the brine tank and the alkali solution circulation tank? Furthermore, why must the brackish water fed into the electrolyzer be added in batches? I hope the seniors here can help me figure this out~~ Thank you~ # + + . hcbbs
Since the gas components are not particularly pure and the overflow possesses a certain amount of kinetic energy, some entrainment occurs; circulation is used to purify the gas.
Thank you~ Is the chlorine introduced into the brine tank also for purification?
Personally, I think titanium is not resistant to acids, and introducing chlorine serves to passivate the titanium