Efficient electrolysis system for sodium chlorate production

US10106900B2 · US · B2

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Publication numberUS-10106900-B2
Application numberUS-201715589514-A
CountryUS
Kind codeB2
Filing dateMay 8, 2017
Priority dateJun 7, 2016
Publication dateOct 23, 2018
Grant dateOct 23, 2018

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An efficient electrolysis system for sodium chlorate production may include round or oval cells, reactors, a product pump transfer, a buffer tank, a circulation pump, and explosive clad plate, all of which are connected by way of pipelines. Inlet and the outlet of each cell are separately connected with the reactor via titanium pipes, allowing the electrolyte to recirculate naturally between the cells and the reactors. The outlet of every cell is conical while each reactor includes a standard electrolytic unit with three to eight cells. The electrolytic units are modularly identical and symmetrically linked to the buffer tank. Within each unit, adjacent cells are connected with the explosive clad plates. The buffer tank may be divided into two parts—part A and part B—with part A connecting with the overflow port of the reactor via pipeline, and the part B connecting with the reactor via the circulation pump. Part B is equipped with a refined brine feed pipe on the top, the bottom of part A connects with a product transfer pump ( 3 ) via pipeline.

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The invention claimed is: 1. An electrolysis system for sodium chlorate production, comprising: a plurality of round or oval cells, a reactor, a product transfer pump, a buffer tank, a circulation pump, and a plurality of explosive clad plates connected together through pipelines; inlet and outlet of each of the plurality of cells are separately connected with the reactor via titanium pipes, allowing electrolytes to circulate between each of the plurality of cells and the reactor, wherein the outlet of each of the plurality of cells is conical, the reactor comprises an electrolytic unit, the electrolytic unit is formed by no less than three and no more than eight cells with 25-30 m 2 of anode area, the electrolytic unit in each of the plurality of reactors are modularly identical and symmetrically linked to the buffer tank, within each electrolytic unit, adjacent cells are connected with the plurality of explosive clad plates, optimizing space and currency loss by removing aluminum bars or copper bars between each of the adjacent cells, the buffer tank comprises part A and part B, the part A is connected with an overflow port of the reactor via pipeline, and part B is connected to the reactor via the circulation pump, the part B is equipped with a refined brine feeding pipe on the top, and bottom of the part A is connected with a product transfer pump via pipeline. 2. The electrolysis system of claim 1 , wherein each of the plurality of cells are separately connected with the reactor via titanium pipes, allowing the electrolytes to naturally circulate between each of the plurality of cells and the reactor 2 , and the outlet of each of the plurality of cells is conical. 3. The electrolysis system of claim 1 , wherein the reactor is connected with 5-8 round or oval cells, with area of each cell being 25-30 m 2 . 4. The electrolysis system of claim 1 , wherein that the electrolytic unit is modularly identical and symmetrically linked to the buffer tank for the entire electrolytic system. 5. The electrolysis system of claim 1 , wherein the adjacent cells are connected by the plurality of explosive clad plates, each of the plurality of explosive clad plates comprises titanium-aluminum-steel or titanium-copper-steel layers, with the titanium side connecting to an anode and the steel side connecting to a cathode. 6. The electrolysis system of claim 1 , wherein a top of the reactor is equipped with a hydrogen discharge pipe.

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  • Supplying or removing reactants or electrolytes; Regeneration of electrolytes · CPC title

  • C25B1/265Primary

    Chlorates · CPC title

  • Chemistry & Metallurgy · mapped topic

  • Means for supplying current; Electrode connections; Electric inter-cell connections · CPC title

  • characterised by shape or form · CPC title

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What does patent US10106900B2 cover?
An efficient electrolysis system for sodium chlorate production may include round or oval cells, reactors, a product pump transfer, a buffer tank, a circulation pump, and explosive clad plate, all of which are connected by way of pipelines. Inlet and the outlet of each cell are separately connected with the reactor via titanium pipes, allowing the electrolyte to recirculate naturally between th…
Who is the assignee on this patent?
Univ Guangxi
What technology area does this patent fall under?
Primary CPC classification C25B1/265. Mapped technology areas include Chemistry & Metallurgy.
When was this patent published?
Publication date Tue Oct 23 2018 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) (B2). Legal status and post-grant events are not shown on this page.
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