Cold-heat converter for metal surface heat treatment
A metal surface and converter technology, applied in heat treatment equipment, electrodes, quenching devices, etc., can solve the problems of large volume, complex overall structure of the device, and complicated structure of the heat treatment system, so as to simplify the pipeline structure, improve the electrolysis speed and effect. Good results
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[0015] A cold-heat converter for metal surface heat treatment of the present invention is realized in the following way: a cold-heat converter for metal surface heat treatment of the present invention consists of a water outlet pipe (1), an oxygen pipe (2), a hydrogen pipe (3), and a protective shell (4), power supply (5), fixed plate (6), water inlet pipe (7), control valve (8), wire (9), mesh electrode (10), hydrogen electrolysis tube (11), reaction cell (12 ), fixed ring (13), conduit (14), oxygen electrolysis tube (15) and water baffle (16), the protective shell (4) is built with a water baffle (16), and the water baffle (16) will The protective shell (4) is divided into a reaction pool (12) and a wiring cavity. The reaction pool (12) is located above the wiring cavity. A fixing ring (13) is fixedly sleeved on the outer surface of the wiring cavity. The fixing plate (6) It is fixedly connected with the outer surface of the fixing ring (13), the power supply (5) is fixed on...
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