Study on The Fluidized Bed Electrochemical Reactor (Ⅲ) Voltage Distributions and Macro-performances in Silver Deposition System
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Study on The Fluidized Bed Electrochemical Reactor (Ⅲ) Voltage Distributions and Macro-performances in Silver Deposition System
CIESC JournalIssue 5, (1991)
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华东化工学院,华东化工学院,华东化工学院 ,上海,上海,上海
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Online First:25 October 1991,
Published:25 October 1991
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Sun Qiwen, Zhu Ying and Zhu Bingchen(East China University of Chemical Technology, Shanghai). Study on The Fluidized Bed Electrochemical Reactor (Ⅲ) Voltage Distributions and Macro-performances in Silver Deposition System[J]. CIESC Journal, 1991, (5).
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Sun Qiwen, Zhu Ying and Zhu Bingchen(East China University of Chemical Technology, Shanghai). Study on The Fluidized Bed Electrochemical Reactor (Ⅲ) Voltage Distributions and Macro-performances in Silver Deposition System[J]. CIESC Journal, 1991, (5).DOI:
Study on The Fluidized Bed Electrochemical Reactor (Ⅲ) Voltage Distributions and Macro-performances in Silver Deposition System
the voltage distributions and the probability distribution densities within the range of voltage fluctuations in a silver deposition system are investigated. The optimal degree of expansion of fluidized bed is obtained and some other important problems such as the influence of temperature on the silver deposition rate
the change of current efficiency with the concentration of Ag+ are also studied. The experimental results show that
under smooth fluidized state
all the particle voltage
electrolyte voltage and overvoltage follow the Gaussian probability distribution density within their fluctuation ranges
but when slugging or channeling appears such relationships no longer exist. The mean values of the voltage do not change in the x and z directions
but change in the y direction for the reactor used. Near the collector and the membrance the over-voltage is higher. The influence of temperature on the deposition rate of silver is rather small. The experimental results also show that the Ag+ in the electrolyte can be deposited rather completely
but when the electrolyte becomes very dilute the current efficiency decreases sharply.