In the acid-added electrolysis process, what is the purpose of mixing a portion of the refined saturated brine at the electrolyzer inlet with the fresh brine?

2016-09-08View Original

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In the acid-added electrolysis process, what is the purpose of mixing a portion of the refined saturated brine at the electrolyzer inlet with the fresh brine?

Reply #22016-09-09

Brackish water contains free chlorine, which reacts with titanium to form a dense protective layer on the inner surface of the pipes, thereby preventing the titanium from corroding.

Reply #32018-09-06

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Reply #42018-09-29

Two main purposes: 1. Same as what was said on the second floor； 2. Saturated brine tends to crystallize easily in environments with a low pH, which can lead to pipe blockages; therefore, adding fresh brine at the point closest to where acid is added is also an important measure to prevent localized crystallization of concentrated brine.

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