Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Apparatus – Electrolytic
Patent
1980-06-25
1981-09-22
Valentine, Donald R.
Chemistry: electrical and wave energy
Apparatus
Electrolytic
204 67, 204279, 204294, C25C 308, C25C 704, C25B 1112
Patent
active
042908744
ABSTRACT:
An improved cell is disclosed for producing metal by electrolytic reduction of a metal halide dissolved in at least one molten halide of higher electrodecomposition potential than the metal halide. The cell includes a plurality of cell elements, including an inner refractory lining and a plurality of carbonaceous elements. Included among the carbonaceous elements are carbonaceous lining elements located inside of and abutting a portion of the inner refractory lining and carbonaceous electrode elements abutting the inner refractory lining. In a preferred embodiment of the invention, some carbonaceous lining elements abut other carbonaceous lining elements, and some carbonaceous electrode elements abut other carbonaceous electrode elements. The improved cell also includes carbon felt gaskets located between at least some of the abutting elements for sealing of the joints of abutment in order to minimize the effects of physical shifts in the carbonaceous elements.
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Klingensmith Chester H.
McMonigle Matthew J.
Aluminum Company of America
Hill David J.
Valentine Donald R.
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