Membrane permeation electrode for electrochemical process
A membrane permeation and electrochemical technology, which is applied in the direction of battery electrodes, circuits, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of not considering the selective permeability relationship of microstructure, uncontrollable interlayer microstructure, and poor selective permeability, etc., to achieve High-efficiency catalytic active surface, improved work stability, and reduced energy consumption
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[0029] A 316L stainless steel microporous plate with an average pore diameter of 20um and a thickness of 3mm is used as a support layer, and a 316L stainless steel microporous intermediate layer (1) with an average pore diameter of 5um and a thickness of 50um is vacuum sintered (1150°C) on its surface. On this basis, a 25um-thick 316L stainless steel microporous intermediate layer (2) with an average pore diameter of 0.8um was sintered in vacuum (1100°C) on the surface of the stainless steel microporous intermediate layer (1) with a pore diameter of 5um. The stainless steel microporous middle layer (1) and the stainless steel microporous middle layer (2) together constitute the middle layer of the membrane permeation electrode. Then vacuum sputtering technology is used to coat a platinum layer with a thickness of 5 um on the surface of the intermediate layer as a film layer, and the average pore diameter of the film layer is 0.05 um. At this time, the membrane layer is located...
Embodiment 2
[0033] With a 2mm thick titanium metal microporous plate with an average pore diameter of 3um as the support body, a layer of 5um thick metal ruthenium iridium tantalum intermediate layer is covered on the outer surface of the support body by dipping pyrolysis method. The average pore diameter of this layer is 0.5um, and the pore diameter >0.2% of pores larger than 1.5um. Under this condition, the ruthenium, iridium and tantalum layer prepared by dipping pyrolysis is simultaneously covered on the channel surface in the support body, and the support body covered with the ruthenium, iridium and tantalum layer in the inner channel is measured, and its average pore size is 2um. A dynamic film layer with a thickness of 100um is prepared on the surface of the ruthenium, iridium and tantalum intermediate layer by dipping method using the tin-antimony alloy suspension with an average particle size of 2um as the raw material.
[0034] Use this electrode as the electrolytic anode, and u...
Embodiment 3
[0037] Square flat membrane element, the support layer is made of titanium metal powder material extruded and sintered, with a thickness of 3mm, a side length of 60mm, an average pore diameter of 5um, and a porosity of 31%. The surface of the support is covered with a film layer of titanium metal powder and perfluorosulfonic acid resin (1:1) mixed material, the thickness of the film layer is 10um, the porosity of the film layer is 25%, the average pore size is 0.3um, and the pore size is randomly distributed 3 ~ 4um hole channels (accounting for 0.5% of the total).
[0038] Press the dense solid electrolyte on the membrane side surface of the membrane element so that the two are in close contact. The titanium metal membrane element is immersed in 1M sodium hydroxide solution, and connected to the negative pole of the power supply as the cathode, with a dense solid electrolyte as the interval, using a salt bridge to form a current loop with the anode connected to the positive p...
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