Electrolytic manganese anode plate grid and manufacturing method thereof
A manufacturing method and anode plate technology, applied in the direction of electrodes, electrolysis process, electrolysis components, etc., can solve the problems of short life of the anode plate, easy breakage of conductive beams, high slag output, etc., achieve long service life, reduce production energy consumption, Effect of improving corrosion resistance and electrical conductivity
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[0017] An electrolytic manganese anode plate grid, comprising the following raw materials in mass fraction: 2.5% tin, 1% antimony, 1.5% lanthanum, 1.5% cerium, 2% sodium, 2% boron, and lead as the balance.
[0018] The manufacturing method of the electrolytic manganese anode plate grid comprises the following steps:
[0019] a. Add lead into the melting furnace. When the temperature of the lead melt reaches 350-370°C, add antimony and tin and stir evenly;
[0020] b. Continue to heat up. When the temperature of the melt reaches 480-520°C, add boron and sodium and stir evenly, and keep warm for 3-10 minutes;
[0021] c. Continue to heat up. When the temperature of the melt reaches 500-550°C, add lanthanum and cerium and stir evenly, and keep warm for 3-10 minutes;
[0022] d. After stirring and slag removal, cast and hot-roll it into a billet with a thickness of 18-30mm, and then roll the strip to 8mm through three to five consecutive cold-rolling times, and then use knurling ...
Embodiment 2
[0025] An electrolytic manganese anode plate grid, comprising the following raw materials in mass fractions: 2% tin, 0.5% antimony, 0.08% lanthanum, 0.08% cerium, 1% boron, 1% sodium, and lead as the balance.
[0026] The manufacturing method of the electrolytic manganese anode plate grid comprises the following steps:
[0027] a. Add lead into the melting furnace. When the temperature of the lead melt reaches 350-370°C, add antimony and tin and stir evenly;
[0028] b. Continue to heat up. When the temperature of the melt reaches 480-520°C, add boron and sodium and stir evenly, and keep warm for 3-10 minutes;
[0029] c. Continue to heat up. When the temperature of the melt reaches 500-550°C, add lanthanum and cerium and stir evenly, and keep warm for 3-10 minutes;
[0030] d. After stirring and slag removal, cast and hot-roll it into a billet with a thickness of 18-30mm, and then roll the strip to 8mm through three to five consecutive cold-rolling times, and then use knurli...
Embodiment 3
[0033] An electrolytic manganese anode plate grid, comprising the following raw materials in mass fraction: 1.5% tin, 0.3% antimony, 0.05% lanthanum, 0.05% cerium, 0.05% boron, 0.05% sodium, and lead as the balance.
[0034] The manufacturing method of the electrolytic manganese anode plate grid comprises the following steps:
[0035] a. Add lead into the melting furnace. When the temperature of the lead melt reaches 350-370°C, add antimony and tin and stir evenly;
[0036] b. Continue to heat up. When the temperature of the melt reaches 480-520°C, add boron and sodium and stir evenly, and keep warm for 3-10 minutes;
[0037] c. Continue to heat up. When the temperature of the melt reaches 500-550°C, add lanthanum and cerium and stir evenly, and keep warm for 3-10 minutes;
[0038] d. After stirring and slag removal, cast and hot-roll it into a billet with a thickness of 18-30mm, and then roll the strip to 8mm through three to five consecutive cold-rolling times, and then use...
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