D-C power for the chlorine-caustic industry

Autor:	M. S. Kircher, D. O. Hubbard
Rok vydání:	1947
Předmět:	Engineering Electrolytic cell business.industry Magnesium Potassium Electrical engineering chemistry.chemical_element Electrochemistry Pulp and paper industry Cathode Mercury (element) law.invention chemistry.chemical_compound chemistry Sodium hydroxide law polycyclic compounds Chlorine business
Zdroj:	Electrical Engineering. 66:1059-1063
ISSN:	0095-9197
DOI:	10.1109/ee.1947.6443816
Popis:	The second largest consumption of d-c power in the United States for electrochemical use is by the chlorine-caustic industry which is expected to have a capacity of about 494,000 kw before the end of this year. Two major types of electrolytic cells — the diaphragm type and the mercury cathode type — are used to produce chlorine and either potassium or sodium hydroxide. Since 1936 most of the conversion equipment installed for supplying these cells has been mercury-arc rectifiers.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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