The Ruthenium Iridium Titanium Electrode for Hydrogen-rich Water Cup is a crucial component used in hydrogen-rich water cups. This electrode utilizes a titanium alloy coated with a ruthenium-iridium layer as its primary material. This high-performance electrocatalytic material facilitates the electrolysis reaction in water, splitting water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen gases. The ruthenium-iridium coated titanium alloy possesses excellent conductivity and corrosion resistance, ensuring stable performance over extended periods.
Parameter
Base Material: GR1 titanium
Coating: Ruthenium-Iridium
Size: according to customersâ?? requirements
Technique: brushing or electroplating
Features
1.Efficient electrolysis: The electrode uses ruthenium-iridium coated titanium alloy as a high-efficiency electrocatalytic material to promote the electrolysis process of water and decompose water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen.
2.Excellent conductivity: The ruthenium-iridium coated titanium alloy electrode has excellent conductivity, ensuring the smooth transmission of electrons in the electrolysis reaction and improving the efficiency of hydrogen production.
3.Corrosion Resistance: The electrodes are designed to be corrosion resistant, ensuring stability over long periods of use. The combination of titanium alloy and ruthenium-iridium coating provides excellent corrosion resistance and remains stable even in aqueous and electrolytic conditions.
4.Increase surface area: Electrodes usually adopt composite structures, including multi-layer films and nanostructures, to increase the surface area of the electrode and increase the contact area with water, promoting more efficient electrolysis reactions.
5.RELIABILITY & DURABILITY: Ruthenium Iridium Titanium Electrode is manufactured using strict quality control measures. This includes selection of high-quality materials, precise manufacturing processes and comprehensive performance testing. The electrode design is stable, reliable and highly durable.
Application in the Hydrogen-rich Water Cup
The Ruthenium Iridium Titanium Electrode plays a vital role in hydrogen-rich water cups, enabling the generation of hydrogen-rich water through efficient electrolysis. This high-performance electrode, composed of a titanium alloy coated with a ruthenium-iridium layer, facilitates the electrolytic process, splitting water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen gases.
Titanium electrode is a kind of electrode that uses metal titanium as the substrate and finally forms an oxide coating with electrocatalytic activity on the titanium substrate by sintering and oxidation. It is also known as a Dimensionally Stable Anode(DSA for short) due to its physical dimension stability when in use.
Features
1. Strong corrosion resistance, durability, and high temperature resistance, high stability, can be used in various media;
2. Lower cost than pure gold and pure platinum anodes, but has similar electrochemical performance;
3. The overpotential for the oxygen evolution reaction is very high, and the overpotential for the hydrogen evolution reaction is very low;
4. It is appropriate for DSA insoluble anodes and has the properties of high output current density, uniform conduction, and low loss.
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Details:
Product  name : Titanium Electrode Mesh
Grade :Titanium
Weaving Pattern:Plain Dutch Twilled Twilled Dutch
Size :Customizable
Product Area CHINA
Can it be customized :Filament thickness, hole diameter, and mesh number can be customized
Product introduction
1. The specific strength of the metal is 4.54g/m higher than aluminum, but steel, copper, etc., but it is not as strong the metal leader.
2. Good electrical conductivity, heat resistance, non-magnetic, corrosion resistance, low ductility and wear resistance, etc.
Application scope
High-end battery nets, electrode nets, current collection nets, frame support nets, aerospace, military rockets, shipbuilding, chemical machinery, vacuum high- equipment, power, seawater desalination, medical and other fields
Titanium Electrode for Salt Chlorinator
The titanium electrode for salt chlorinator within a salt chlorinator is the component that transforms salt (NaCl) into chlorine. It is composed of a plastic casing and electrodes. Typically, these electrodes are made from titanium, a material renowned for its exceptional corrosion resistance. The anode is generally coated with ruthenium oxide or iridium. The specific makeup of this coating significantly influences both the cell's efficiency in chlorine production and its overall lifespan.
The titanium electrode for salt chlorinator used in the swimming pool salt chlorine generator consists of multiple ruthenium-iridium Coated Titanium electrodes as the anode and uncoated titanium sheets as the cathode. If an inverted electrode descaling operation is to be performed, the cathode also needs to be made from ruthenium-iridium coated titanium. The electrodes, the anode and the cathode are isolated and fixed with polytetrafluoroethylene accessories. This type of electrolytic cell is mostly used for chlorine sterilization in small swimming pools. It can be produced according to the style required by the customer. Giant Anode can provide titanium electrode components, or Electrolyzers with plastic casings are provided for easy use in home swimming pools.
Titanium electrode is a kind of electrode that uses metal titanium as the substrate, and finally forms an oxide coating with electrocatalytic activity on the titanium substrate by sintering and oxidation. It is also known as a Dimensionally Stable Anode(DSA for short) due to its physical dimension stability when in .
Features
1. Strong corrosion resistance, durability and high temperature resistance, high stability, can be used in various media;
2. Lower cost than pure gold and pure platinum anodes, but has similar electrochemical performance;
3. The overpotential for the oxygen evolution reaction is very high, and the overpotential for the hydrogen evolution reaction is very low;
4. It is appropriate for DSA insoluble anodes and has the properties of high output current density, uniform conduction, and low loss.
The preparation methods of titanium electrodes are as follows:
Thermochemical decay
The thermal decomposition process typically involves dissolving metal salt compounds in organic solvents or aqueous solutions, coating the solution on a titanium substrate, heating to volatilize the solvent, and then sintering at a high temperature to decompose and oxidize the salts to produce an oxide coating. Coating techniques include rolling, brushing, and spraying.
Sol-gel technique
In the sol-gel process, metal organic compounds (such metal alkoxides) or inorganic compounds are dissolved in a solvent to produce active monomers, which are then polymerized to form sol and coated on the titanium substrate. The film is sintered at a specific temperature after being dried to create a gel film in order to provide a coating.
Electrodeposition
Coated titanium electrodes are created using the electrodeposition process. Typically, a titanium cathode is used as opposed to an insoluble electrode as an anode. The appropriate metal ions are present in the solution during electrolysis, and these ions are then deposited on the titanium cathode. following drying, high temperature By sintering, the coated titanium electrode is produced.
Sputtering process
The sputtering process produces a dense coating that has a powerful bonding force with the substrate. However, this approach is unsuitable for industrialized large-scale manufacturing because it necessitates the use of specialized equipment, the preparation procedure is very challenging, and the mother liquor is squandered considerably.
Metal-coated titanium electrodes, also known as metal anodes, are also called MMO (Mixed Metal Oxide) titanium anodes or DSA (Dimensionally Stable Anode) anodes, which are dimensionally and shape-stable anodes. According to the different coating metals, it is generally divided into: ruthenium-iridium titanium anode, iridium-tantalum titanium anode and platinum-coated titanium anode.
Metal-coated titanium electrodes use GR1 titanium as the base material (wire, rod, tube, plate, net) to brush the precious metal coating on the titanium substrate, so that it has good electrocatalytic activity, electrical conductivity and oxidation resistance. Widely used in electrolysis, electroplating, sanitation and disinfection, cathodic protection and other fields.
Product parameters
Base material: GR1
Coating composition: metal ruthenium-iridium, iridium-tantalum, platinum
Working current range:
Material: Gr1 titanium as substrate, Mixed Noble Metal Oxides coated.
Dimension:Usually customized by your design or requirement.
Coating Types :Platinum, Ru, Ir, Ta, Ru-Ir, Ir-Ta, etc.
Anodes' Appearance :Sheet, mesh, tube, ribbon, bar, etc.
Technology: Sand blasting, Acid washing and Brush Coating.
Main Working Parameters:
I. Current density
Titanium electrode plate for water treatment is a platinum group noble metal oxide with high electrocatalytic performance, strong oxidation resistance and good electrical conductivity coated on a pure titanium substrate, which is an insoluble anode.
Product parameters
Product name: Titanium electrode plate for water treatment
Brand: TOPTITECH
Product base material: Gr1 pure titanium
Product coating: Ru/Ir/Pt (ruthenium iridium platinum)
Product process: nano coating - high temperature sintering
Specifications: customized according to customer requirements
Product performance:
1. It has excellent properties such as corrosion resistance, high temperature resistance, high strength, easy guarantee of filtration accuracy, and easy regeneration; The plates is sintered at high temperature, so the surface particles are not easy to fall off; in the air the temperature in use can reach 300�°C;
2. It is suitable for filtering various corrosive media, such as: weak hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, hydroxide, sea water, aqua regia, and chloride solutions such as iron, copper, and sodium;
3. It has excellent mechanical properties, can be machined for cutting, welding, etc., has high compressive strength, and the internal pressure breaking strength is as high as 0.3MPa;
4. The regeneration method is simple and can be reused after regeneration.
Applications
1.Production of sodium hypochlorite via electrolysis in the chlorate and chlor-alkali industries
In the production of chlor-alkali, pure saturated salt water is used as electrolytic solution, titanium electrode is used as anode, and asbestos wool attached to iron mesh is used as cathode. The anode chamber produces chlorine gas, and the cathode chamber produces hydrogen gas and sodium hydroxide. After purification, it is widely used in various industries. in industrial production.
2. Electrolyzed functional water
Water that has been artificially treated to achieve a variety of beneficial purposes is referred to as functional water. With its high practicability, good sterilization effect, and lack of secondary pollution, electrolyzed water is a well-liked sterilization treatment technique. Titanium electrodes, which are frequently used in electrolyzed water machines, are used to electrolyze drinking water or trace salt water in order to generate functional water.
3. Cathodic protection
In the ocean, ship hull, bridge and other steel use environments, due to the corrosion of impurities in the steel and micro-batteries, coupled with the complex natural environment, although corrosion-resistant alloy steel is selected and the thickness of the material is increased to coat excellent corrosion-resistant paint, these The corrosion of structures is still very serious, which poses a great threat to safe production, and cathodic protection is a convenient and important measure to effectively protect permanent steel structures in the ocean.
Porous titanium sheets are highly desirable for use as the porous transport layer (PTL) in polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) water electrolyzers. However, the passivation of titanium leads to an increase in surface contact resistance, thereby negatively affecting the performance of the electrolyzer. To address this issue and ensure long-term operation, a common approach is to apply platinum or gold coatings on titanium-based PTLs.
The platinum-coated porous titanium electrode sheets are highly effective electrode materials in acidic environments. These products find applications in organic electrolysis, such as cysteine, Cr3+, Cr6+, CN, and toxic substance electrolysis. They can also serve as auxiliary electrodes in the electroplating industry, including as auxiliary anodes for chromium, electrolytic copper, and electrolytic zinc, as well as in electrolytic cobalt and nickel processes.
Parameters
Material: Sintered Porous Titanium Sheet
Coating: Platinum (Pt)
Thickness of platinum: 1 microns
Porosity: Customizable, commonly between 30% and 40%
Pore Size: 10 microns
Size: 46*46* 2mm
Features
Enhanced Conductivity: The platinum coating on sintered porous titanium sheets provides excellent electrical conductivity, facilitating efficient electron transfer during electrochemical reactions.
Durability and Corrosion Resistance: Titanium's inherent corrosion resistance, combined with the protective platinum coating, ensures prolonged electrode lifespan, even in aggressive chemical environments.
High Surface Area: The porous structure of the titanium sheets offers a large surface area, enabling more active sites for electrochemical reactions and enhancing cell efficiency.
Customizable Pore Size: The pore size of sintered porous titanium sheets can be tailored to specific applications, allowing for optimized mass transport and improved electrolyte flow.
Copper plating electrode (Ti GR.2 MASH+DSA COATING) Specification
Production quantity: 12 sheets
1. Coating part (both sides)
2. Current density ASD: 2.5~3.5ADS
3. Current efficiency: 80%
4. DC voltage: DC15V
5. Gap distance (distance between plating part and iridium electrode): 60~65mm
6. Electrode operation life: 8 years in use
7. Plating solution components (types) and solution temperature: (water, copper sulfate, chlorine, optical fiber) 23 C management
