Why is titanium used for electrodes? This is inseparable from the advantages of titanium itself. After years of factory production and research, it is found that compared with traditional graphite electrodes and lead-based alloy electrodes, the reasons for using titanium as electrodes are as follows: (1) The size of the titanium electrode is stable, and
Contact Email: anber@bjhighstar.com Website: www.bjhighstar.com Mixed metal oxide (MMO) coated titanium anode, also known as DSA (dimensionally stable anode), also known as DSE anode, is a new type of insoluble anode material developed in the late 1960s. A special process coats a layer of noble metal oxide (MMO), which makes it have good electrocatalytic activity
The application fields of DSA coated titanium anodes include: chlor-alkali industry, chlorate production, hypochlorite production, perchlorate production, persulfate electrolysis, electrolytic organic synthesis, electrolytic extraction of non-ferrous metals, electrolytic silver catalyst production, Electrolytic method for manufacturing copper foil, electrolytic oxidation method for mercury recovery, water electrolysis, production of chlorine dioxide, hospital sewage treatment, electroplating plant cyanide-containing
Substrate: Titanium (Gr1 TA1) Coating: Ruthenium/Iridium and other precious metal oxides Shape: grid, plane, tube, rod... (customizable) Manufacturing process: Nano coating-high temperature sintering Coating thickness: 8um or more Chlorine evolution potential: <1.13V Polarizability: ≤40mV Enhanced life: current density 20KA/m² time ≥ 60H Working current density: ≤750A/m² Ruthenium iridium titanium electrode sheet If you
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