Electrochemical production of carbon monoxide and/or syngas
A carbon monoxide, synthesis gas technology, applied in the field of electrolysis systems, can solve problems such as unrecognized, industrially solved, loss, etc.
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[0047] figure 1 and figure 2 An electrolysis system 100 , 200 with a mixed electrolyte circuit 114 , 214 is shown, respectively. The catholyte 16 , 26 is fed into the cathodic chamber KR and the anolyte 17 , 27 into the anode chamber. Membranes M, also called membranes (for example, ion exchange membranes or porous membranes), ensure charge transport by exchanging ionic charge carriers. The figure shows the proton H by means of a dotted arrow + passed. Membrane M also ensures that the gases formed at anode A and cathode K do not mix. In order to avoid any difference in ion type concentrations between the anolyte and catholyte, preferably the electrolyte streams 18, 28 and 19, 29 are combined in low temperature electrolysis and split again when mixing is complete.
[0048] In the example shown, a gas-liquid separation 211 is performed on the carrier gas electrolyte streams 18 , 28 and 19 , 29 . For example, the flow of liquid electrolyte is also cooled to remove waste he...
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