Method and system for detecting contamination in electrolytic cell
A technology for electrolyzers and electrolyzers, applied in general control systems, test/monitoring control systems, electrolysis components, etc., to solve problems affecting membrane life, current efficiency and resistance, and sensitivity to inlet brine purity
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[0077] The widespread use of membranes as electrolysis separators in modern electrolysis industrial processes raises the demands on the purity of the feed electrolyte. Poor control of contaminants in the feed electrolyte can lead to a decrease in membrane current efficiency and an increase in membrane resistance, thereby reducing the sustainability of membrane operation. Contaminants in the feed electrolyte can also degrade electrode performance, especially electrode coating performance, and increase cell voltage. To prevent any membrane and electrode coating damage, such as Ca 2+ , Mg 2+ , Sr 2+ , Ba 2+ , Al 3 + , SO 4 2- , SiO 2 , Fe 3+ , Ni 2+ , I - , F - , CO 3 2- and ClO 3 - and other pollutants should be kept below stringent levels. Poor control of these contaminants can lead to physical destruction of the membrane (bubble formation) or clogging of ion exchange sites, with concomitant increases in voltage and reduced current efficiency, as well as the af...
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