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Titanium electrode shape and superiority
Consideration basis for designing titanium electrode type
1. Requirements for anodes in the installation of titanium electrode electrolyzers
2. Titanium electrode process conditions, such as electrolyte (liquid) composition, temperature, current density, service life, etc.
3. Mechanical load of titanium electrode
4. Conductivity of titanium electrode base material
Titanium electrode shape
Plate shape, rod shape, sheet shape, filament shape, net shape, tube shape, ring shape, ribbon shape, mesh basket shape and other shapes
The superiority of titanium electrode
1. High current efficiency, good energy saving effect
2. Excellent corrosion resistance
3. After the active layer is inactivated, it can be recoated and the substrate can be reused
4. Long electrode life
5. Titanium electrode is light in weight and has good dimensional stability
6. It can be made into any complex shape and size to meet actual needs
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