Aluminum electrolysis cell with metal based anode
An electrolytic cell, metal-based technology, applied in electrolytic components, electrolytic process, electrodes, etc., can solve the problem of short life of metal anodes
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[0110] This test was carried out with an electrolytic cell according to the invention. The electrolytic cell comprises: an electrolyte containing molten potassium fluoride at a temperature of 900°C, and the composition of the electrolyte is as shown in Table 1, Sample D1. That is, it has abundant dissolved alumina, and the anode is made of nickel-iron alloy, and its composition is shown in sample A2 of Table 2.
[0111] The anode was fabricated as in the comparative example and suspended above the molten electrolyte for 16 hours.
[0112] Electrolysis is carried out in the same electrolyte containing potassium fluoride. The current density is about 0.8A / cm 2 . The cell voltage was stable at 3.8 volts throughout the test. The dissolved alumina content was maintained at around 8% by weight by periodically feeding fresh alumina to the electrolytic cell.
[0113] After 50 hours of electrolysis, the electrolysis was interrupted and the anode was removed. After the anode was c...
Embodiment 2
[0117] Example 1 was repeated with an anode made of the nickel-cobalt-iron alloy composition shown in sample D2 in Table 2, suspended as in Example 1 above an electrolyte containing potassium fluoride having the The composition of sample D1, that is to say, is rich in dissolved alumina. Then, as in Example 1, the anode was tested in the electrolyte and similar results to Example 1 were obtained.
Embodiment 3
[0119] The test of Example 1 was repeated, but with an anode made with the nickel-iron alloy composition of sample H2 in Table 2. As in Example 1, the anode is suspended above an electrolyte containing potassium fluoride, which has the composition of sample D1 in Table 1, that is to say, wherein the dissolved alumina is abundant, and then, as in Example 1, the anode is placed in the electrolyte test in.
[0120] After 50 hours, the electrolysis was interrupted and the anode was removed. After cooling, the exterior and cross section of the anode were observed.
[0121] The external dimensions of the anode are essentially unchanged. The thickness of the oxide exterior of the anode increased from about 70 micrometers to a maximum of 1000 micrometers after use, as in the comparative example. However, no nickel fluoride (NiF 2 ) of the yellow-green passivation layer.
[0122] Immediately below the oxide exterior, worm-eaten structures were observed in the metal interior to a d...
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