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I would like to ask the experienced colleagues: how should the size of the scrubber for hydrogen production via water electrolysis be determined? What is the amount of water used for washing? The alkali solution uses KOH; can a regular basket filter be used for the alkali filter? Or are there any design manuals or something for hydrogen production via water electrolysis? Thank you all first!
The size of the scrubber for hydrogen production via water electrolysis is determined based on the amount of hydrogen to be produced and the process requirements. Generally speaking, the larger the size of the scrubber, the more water it can handle, and the hydrogen production efficiency also increases. The specific dimensions need to be determined based on the equipment parameters and process design provided by the manufacturer. The amount of water used for washing depends on the desired hydrogen production volume and the requirements for washing efficiency. Generally, to ensure the quality and stability of hydrogen in the scrubber, it is recommended to use as little water as possible for washing. KOH is generally used as the alkali solution, as it possesses good electrical conductivity and hygroscopic properties, which can improve the efficiency of hydrogen production through water electrolysis. Regarding filters for alkaline solutions, basket filters can remove suspended particles to a certain extent; however, if a higher level of filtration performance is required, more specialized filtration equipment can be considered. For design manuals on hydrogen production via water electrolysis, relevant professional books, papers, and technical specifications can be referred to. In addition, some equipment manufacturers also provide design manuals or technical support; you can consult them for relevant information. .