The invention provides a gradient composite
graphene electrolysis electrode plate and an in-situ preparation method thereof. The
electrode plate comprises a
metal conductive base material (such as
titanium alloy), a porous
ceramic skeleton layer (Al2O3-40% ZrO2, the
porosity of which is 30 + / -5%), a chemical
copper plating layer for filling pores, an
electroplated nickel-
ruthenium alloy catalytic layer (Ni: Ru = 9: 1) and 3-5
graphene functional
layers (ID / IG is less than or equal to 0.08) grown in situ, wherein the porous
ceramic skeleton layer (Al2O3-40% ZrO2) is
laser-cladded on the surface of the porous
ceramic skeleton layer (Al2O3-40% ZrO2). The preparation method comprises the following steps: performing
laser cladding on a ceramic skeleton, wherein the
power density is 300-500W / mm < 2 >, and
sintering at 1600 DEG C to form metallurgical bonding; gradient plating: electroless
copper plating (containing nano-
diamond enhancement) and
pulse electroplating of Ni Ru (duty ratio is 1: 5); and performing directional CVD growth: after reducing the catalyst layer by H2 at 1050 DEG C, introducing CH4 / H2 (the volume ratio is 1: 4) in a pulse manner, and realizing
full coverage of the inner wall of the mesh by vortex air intake. The technical effects are as follows: (1) the
overpotential of
chlorine evolution in saturated
salt water at 80 DEG C is as low as 268mV (1A / cm < 2 >); (2) strong acid environment service life gt; the time is 100 thousand hours (12 times that of the
national standard); (3) the production cost is lt; and 620 / m < 2 > (90% lower than that of a traditional
ruthenium-
iridium coating). The problems of
graphene transfer damage and special-shaped
electrode covering are solved.