Chlorine cell design for electrolyte series flow

C - Chemistry – Metallurgy – 25 – B

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C25B 1/46 (2006.01) C25B 15/08 (2006.01)

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CA 1232232

-23- ABSTRACT A bank or series of chlor-alkali electrolytic cells is provided wherein each cell comprises at least one electrode pair separated by a cation perm-selective membrane with means for series flow of an electrolyte comprising an anolyte and a catholyte sequentially through the cells such that the anolyte flow is in a direction countercurrently to the catholyte flow. The invention distinguishes over electrolytic cells that are in use by flow means for 1) directing gas lifted electrolyte from a first of said cells to a de-gassing compartment located above the electrodes; 2) for directing at least a portion of the de-gassed electrolyte to a point below the surface of the electrolyte in the next successive cell while allowing at least a portion of the de-gassed electrolyte to re-enter the cell from which it came; 3) for directing de-gassed electrolyte from the last of the series of cells, and 4) for removing cell gasses from the de-gassing compartment. The cells of the invention are suitably employed as monopolar or bipolar cells wherein the electrodes are of a pocket or flute plate design. -23-

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