Who can explain the meaning of the voltage correction formula for chlorine engineering electrolyzers?
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Correction formula for the voltage of chlorine engineering electrolyzers: Revised V value = 2.45 + (Measured V value – 2.45) × I1/I2 + (KT(T_catholyte – 90) + Kc(32 – T_catholyte)) × 5/4. When the current density under evaluation changes, do KT and KC also change? Also, how is 2.45 in the formula derived?
10.8 kA is usually used as the standard current, and 90°C as the standard temperature. When the catholyte concentration is 32%, the voltage is approximately 2.45 volts. It depends on other parameters, such as the membrane, anode, and cathode. -----That’s right, right?