Rechargeable electrochemical cells
An electrochemical and recharging technology, applied in the field of electrochemical batteries, which can solve problems such as module failures
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[0055] An electrochemical cell was prepared containing 250 cc of resin in a single product compartment defined by two ion exchange membranes. Two concentrate compartments are each formed by one of the electrodes (anode or cathode) and one of the two ion exchange membranes. The battery also has a power source capable of supplying a constant or randomly pulsed voltage across the electrodes. Conductivity, resistivity and pH probes will be provided for automatic monitoring of TDS and pH of the water upstream and downstream of the product and concentrate compartments of the cell. A digital pump will provide controlled flow through each of the compartments.
[0056] In the absence of any current being supplied to the cell, a simulated maintenance cycle, initiated with municipal inlet water flowing into the product compartment and contacting the resin, was loaded until depleted, as indicated by an increase in the conductivity of the product water. The recharge cycle will then be pe...
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