Vertically extending plate electrode for gas-forming electrolyze

Details Vertically extending plate electrode for gas-forming electrolyze Vertically extending plate electrode for gas-forming electrolyze

1983-08-03

1984-10-02

Niebling, John F.

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy

Apparatus

Electrolytic

204283, 204284, C25B 900, C25B 1103

Patent

active

044746121

ABSTRACT:
In gas-forming electrolyzers, particularly membrane electrolyzers having vertically extending plate electrodes, each electrode plate is divided into horizontal strips and the entire active electrode surface is parallel to the counterelectrode and spaced from it as closely as possible. The top portions of each of the horizontal strips into which the electrode is divided define gas escape paths and extend away from the counterelectrode. To improve the degassing of the electrolyte the ratio of the distance G between the counterelectrode or membrane and the gas-defining line S at the lower edge of each electrode strip to the distance E between the counterelectrode or membrane and the breakaway edge K of the angled portion defining the gas escape path corresponds to a degassing capability F which is lower than 0.6.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1771091 (1920-07-01), Lawaczeck
patent: 4142950 (1979-03-01), Creamer
patent: 4252628 (1981-02-01), Boulton

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