After the rectifier transformer trips, why does the alkaline solution have to be routed to the cathode tank cooler (single tank)?
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This post was last edited by Yann on 2015-10-29 at 10:00. Why does the alkaline solution have to be routed to the cathode tank cooler (single tank) after a trip of the rectifier transformer? (British Inoes electrolyzer)
The main purpose is to ensure the temperature entering the tank
Please send over the PID diagram for analysis
The predecessor of British cells was the ICI company, and the earliest cell was the FM21-SP! The purpose is to lower the cell temperature and reduce the diffusion of Cl from the anode to the cathode!
It is difficult to answer such questions as different design concepts among companies and varying routes for process pipelines.
It is mainly to ensure that the other tanks operating normally are not affected
It does not affect other slots that are operating normally