This invention relates to an
electrolytic cell electrode plate and its manufacturing process, comprising a
metal electrode plate and a first sealing ring; the
metal electrode plate defines a mutually perpendicular X-plane and a Y-plane; a flow channel and a first annular sealing groove are respectively provided on two end faces parallel to the X-plane; an
oxygen inlet and a water outlet are provided on the first end face, communicating with the flow channel on that end face and along the Y-plane direction, and a
hydrogen inlet is provided on the second end face, communicating with the flow channel on that end face and along the Y-plane direction; there are two first sealing rings, respectively adapted to the shape and size of the sealing grooves on the first and second end faces, and integrally vulcanized with the
metal electrode plate. This invention employs a structure that integrally vulcanizes the sealing ring and the metal electrode plate with the sealing groove,
processing two components that originally required high-precision tight splicing into a single unit, reducing the risk of
hydrogen leakage from the
electrolytic cell while improving the stacking efficiency of the
electrolytic cell and enhancing the service life and performance of the PEM electrolytic
cell.