Why are saltwater surge tanks and alkali solution surge tanks required in electrolysis?
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Why are saltwater surge tanks and alkali solution surge tanks required in electrolysis?
buffering； Maintain stable pressure in the groove ； Ensure that chlorine is replaced after an emergency stop (power loss) to protect the ion membrane ； In the absence of a sump, forced circulation causes significant erosion damage to the anode and cathode coatings.
Natural circulation zero-gap electrolyzer. Natural circulation is required; forced circulation is not allowed. Therefore, a sump is used, and the pressure difference between the sump and the electrolyzer enables saltwater and alkali to enter the electrolyzer, and they flow out of the electrolyzer under the effect of this pressure difference, thus achieving circulation.