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Study on the electrolysis expansion of carbon cathode in [K3AlF6/Na3AlF6]-AlF3-Al2O3 low temperature melts
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Affiliation of Author(s):
冶金工程学院
Journal:
Materials Science Forum
Key Words:
中文关键字:阴极材料,电解膨胀,电流密度,过热度,铝电解,英文关键字:Cathode material, Electrolysis expansion, Ampere d
Abstract:
Electrolysis expansion of carbon cathodes due to alkali metal penetration in [K3AlF6/Na3AlF6]-AlF3-Al2O3 melts was tested. Effect of ampere density and superheating temperature on the electrolysis expansion was studied. A mathematical model was got to numerically describe electrolysis expansion performance of carbon cathode. The results indicated that K and Na penetrate into carbon cathode from outside to inside. Ampere density and superheating temperature had a great effect on the electrolysis expansion of carbon cathode. With the superheating temperature increasing from 10℃ to 50℃, electrolysis expansion increased from 1.41% to 2.10% gradually. With the ampere density increasing, the increase trend of electrolysis expansion was not linear. When ampere density was lower than 0.4A / cm2 and greater than 0.7A / cm2, cathode electrolysis expansion obviously increased with the increase of ampere density. Meanwhile, cathode electrolysis expansion tended to be constant as the ampere density changed at the range of 0.4A / cm2 to 0.7A / cm2.The results of the mathematical model in this study had a good agreement with the test results. This model would be helpful to accurately describe the anti-penetration performance of K and Na on the carbon cathode.
Note:
EI:20131516189284
Co-author:
许鹏飞,胥建
First Author:
朱军,li linbo,fangzhao
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Volume:
卷:749
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Page Number:
页:633
Translation or Not:
no
Date of Publication:
2013-03-01

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