What are the several solvents used during the replacement of electrolyzer gaskets?
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What are the several solvents used during the replacement of electrolyzer gaskets? What is used for the first application on the frame? It’s cyclohexane. For the second application, it’s a yellow substance applied to the gaskets. And what is used for the final application on the gaskets? It’s called a clutch material. What are all these things? ? ? What is its function? What is the chemical name?
It is on this packaging barrel; generally, it is adhesive G11Z (adhesive gasket). Anti-sticking fiber silicon PRX308 (prevents gaskets from sticking to the film).
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The first coat is applied to the frame; it’s a solvent made of cyclohexane or cycloethane. Its function is to dry quickly and to dissolve the adhesive. The second coat is applied to the gaskets; it’s a yellow-colored adhesive whose role is to firmly bond the gaskets to the sealing surfaces of the unit slots. Finally, there’s another substance applied to the gaskets – it’s called a release agent, which is an anti-adhesive that prevents the ion membrane from sticking to the gaskets
What does it mean to apply cyclohexane to the tank frame for the first time? Cyclohexane serves as a diluent, to dilute the G11Z adhesive!
It is used to remove oil, dust, and other contaminants from the sealing surfaces. I wonder what your company uses? ? There are also those that use propylene-based diluents to clean the sealing surfaces. You’re right; cyclohexane is also a diluent for adhesives.