Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Apparatus – Electrolytic
Patent
1983-01-26
1985-05-14
Douglas, Winston A.
Chemistry: electrical and wave energy
Apparatus
Electrolytic
204283, 204294, 204 1R, C25B 1304
Patent
active
045170673
ABSTRACT:
An electrochemical bipolar reactor has numerous conductive particles held in a fixed relationship to one another with non-conductive material wedged between at least some of the particles to electrically insulate those particles from other particles. In one embodiment, the conductive particles are separated into discrete layers by layers of non-conductive material. In another embodiment, the conductive particles are each partially covered with a layer of non-conductive material. In either case, the non-conductive material is pervious so that electrolyte can readily contact the conductive particles. The reactor has a low void volume and current leakage is minimized. The reactor of the present invention is particularly suited to process high volume wastes and can be constructed easily without machine parts. Also, the reactor can be operated over a wide range of conditions.
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Byerley John J.
Enns Kurt
Chapman Terryence
Douglas Winston A.
Schnurr Daryl W.
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