When should air and nitrogen be introduced into the electrolyzer? What is its function?
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When should air and nitrogen be introduced into the electrolyzer? What is its function? Are they introduced simultaneously?
When should air and nitrogen be introduced into the electrolyzer? What is its function? Are they introduced simultaneously? -------In simple terms, when the electrolyzer stops operating and needs to be replaced, air and nitrogen are introduced. The cathode produces hydrogen, and a mixture of hydrogen and air can lead to combustion and explosion; therefore, nitrogen is introduced ； Chlorine is displaced at the anode; chlorine and air do not cause combustion or explosions, so air is introduced.
President, the explanation is thorough. But why did you mark it as Zha?
It inputs Chinese characters, and Pinyin is displayed; it’s probably due to the forum’s restrictions on certain sensitive words.
When not in use, air is introduced after completion; nitrogen is introduced when the machine is running or stopped
After the electrolyzer is shut down, once the nitrogen in the cathode gas phase has been properly replaced, air can be introduced