Electrochemical activaton system suitable for producing electrochemically-activated solutions through use of an electrolytic cell exchange module
OwnerSuha Rawhani, Jacobus Viljoeninventors
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This invention relates to an electrochemical activation system adapted for production, and particularly on-site production, of separable and both of an aqueous, mixed oxidant, predominantly anion-containing solution and an aqueous, mixed reductant, predominantly cation-containing solution. The ECA system is characterised therein that it includes at least one electrolytic cell exchange module designed for accommodating one or more electrolytic cells therein, the electrolytic cell exchange module being removably arranged within the ECA system and characterised in either being disposable or reusable within the ECA system. The invention also extends to an electrolytic cell exchange module suitable for use within the system.
An electrochemical activation (“ECA”) system adapted for production, and particularly on-site production, of separable and both of an aqueous, mixed oxidant, predominantly anion-containing solution and an aqueous, mixed reductant, predominantly cation-containing solution, the ECA system being characterised therein that it includes at least one electrolytic cell exchange module designed for accommodating one or more electrolytic cells therein, the electrolytic cell exchange module being removably arranged within the ECA system and characterised in either being disposable or reusable within the ECA system.
An ECA system adapted for producing separable and both of an aqueous, mixed oxidant, predominantly anion-containing solution and an aqueous, mixed reductant, predominantly cation-containing solution, the ECA system being characterised therein that it includes at least one through-flow electrolytic cell;
An electrolytic cell exchange module characterised therein that it is designed for accommodating a series of electrolytic cells therein and, more particularly, is modularised to incorporate different numbers of electrolytic cells for different production volumes, and wherein the electrolytic cells is interconnected in the electrolytic cell exchange module electrically and/or hydraulically either in series or in parallel, and arranged in fluid communication with a feed preparation system.
An electrochemical activation management (“ECAM”) system characterised therein that it is adapted to cooperate with an ECA system for managing removal, reconditioning and installation of electrolytic cell exchange modules and electrolytic cells of the ECA system, and which keeps track of movement and history of individual electrolytic exchange modules.
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