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-----Anti Oxidating Anode
Hi Guys
If somebody has an idea !?
We are using graphite as an anode in an electrolytic process with tap or well water. Graphite is an organic material and goes into solution so that one have to replace it once in a while.
THE QUESTION NOW IS:
What metal finising ( plating ) is it possible to substitute this graphite anode that can stand electric charges in an electrolytic process with water and a stainless steel cathode? What basic material will be the best to plate?
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Werner Jager- Port Saint Lucie, Florida
1998
I would consider a platinized titanium anode, as manufactured by Electrode Products of Warren NJ, Eltech Systems, Chardon, OH, or Technic.
Ted Mooney, P.E.
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1998
1998
Werner,
As Ted told you, platinized titanium is an eternal anode in your application. For economical reason, there are also some other alternative materials, depending on the purposes of the electrolytic process, the potential range on the anode, and the chemical properties and compositions of the electrolytic solution. If chloride is low, pH is above 7, and there is no complexing or chelating agents added to the solution,then titanium, nickel, stainless steel may be used as the anode materials in your application. Of course,you have to test them in your lab first.
Good luck!
Ling
- Grand Rapids, Michigan
I myself looking for special made electrode to generate ozone and hydrogen peroxide in water.
Dr Ramsey Haddad(PhD-Water treatment & free radicals technology)- Canterbury-Kent/United Kingdom
2000
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