EP2254840A1 - Electrodiaphragmalysis - Google Patents
ElectrodiaphragmalysisInfo
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- EP2254840A1 EP2254840A1 EP09721442A EP09721442A EP2254840A1 EP 2254840 A1 EP2254840 A1 EP 2254840A1 EP 09721442 A EP09721442 A EP 09721442A EP 09721442 A EP09721442 A EP 09721442A EP 2254840 A1 EP2254840 A1 EP 2254840A1
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- treated water
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Definitions
- Electrolysis is the branch of electrochemistry that deals with the phenomena that occur when chemicals are treated with electricity (as opposed to electroplating, which extracts electricity from chemicals).
- the field of electrolysis includes the electron excitation (illumination of gases) at low current intensities to destruction (lysis) at high current intensities.
- the shape of the electro-diaphragm analysis has a porous membrane between the anodic and cathodic regions, which is intended to prevent overflow and mixing of the gases produced at the anode and at the cathode.
- gases oxygen and chlorine gas at the anode and hydrogen at the cathode
- the diaphragm is thus an explosion protection, which was already introduced in 1886.
- the alternative method is the amalgam process, in which the cathode consists of mercury flowing through, which entrains the fission products formed on it. Because of the open mercury not a viable option.
- anodic and cathodic space flows through the same electrolyte simultaneously and in the same flow direction; (see DVGW worksheet W229 and Fig. 1).
- the product according to the invention has a greater activity against microorganisms than is to be expected on the basis of its content of chemical substances (sodium hypochlorite). This is due to its oxidative power to act as an electron acceptor, which in turn is due to a high electron deficiency in the water matrix (cluster). This is achieved by a special version of the electro-diaphragm analysis.
- This water is exposed to a low current intensity.
- the water is e.g. Salt is added to keep the conductivity of the water in an optimum range for the process.
- the added amount is approx. 0.2 to 0.6% or 2 to 6 g / L.
- Plate electrodes are used which generate a homogeneous field of parallel field lines between them so that the field strength is the same at all points in the intermediate space.
- the electrolyte is stirred at a constant flow rate of e.g. 140 l / h (based on a 100 l / h production cell) first passed through the cathodic space formed by the cathode and the diaphragm.
- the treatment is carried out with preferably 15-30 amps.
- the result is an alkaline catholyte with strong gas formation, especially hydrogen gas.
- the cathodic fraction is then sent to a larger room for degassing.
- the sudden enlargement of the space leads to a reduction of the flow velocity and the gas bubbles can separate out. This process is assisted by structures acting as coalescers in the liquid stream, e.g. honeycomb; see enclosed Fig. 2.
- the inventive method is based on a further development of the method of electrolysis.
- a defined conductivity in water is achieved.
- the water clusters contiguous water molecules by magnetic action of Wassermoleküldipols
- the process is fundamentally different from traditional electrolysis, e.g. the production of chlorine dioxide is based.
- a present electrolyte is lysed, so separated and decomposed into radicals.
- the Elektrodiapliragmalyse which is used for example for the production of sodium hypochlorite and other oxidants, is such a decomposing process.
- the effect is based on the produced chlorine chemistry, which reacts oxidizing in the application to the environment.
- the effect of the invention is based on the excitation of the water molecule itself. This is in a cluster compound, so that by applying a certain current water molecules are electrically discharged (similar to a neon tube, which is made by excitation of the electrons of the noble gas to light).
- the water molecule In contrast to classical electrolytic processes, which has been used as a proven method for more than 120 years in various forms, in the preparation according to the invention the water molecule is not decomposed into its building blocks OH " and H + and remains pH-neutral (pH 7 , 0) The water molecule is retained and constantly exchanges the charge carriers within the cluster. Although small amounts of sodium hypochlorite disfigure during production, this contamination of the water (depending on the concentration 0.6 to 600 ppm) is tolerable in most practice applications.
- the method described above can also be used for the production of products which no longer contains chlorine-based residues, but consists exclusively of water and portions of excited water molecules.
- X-ray represents a strong electron input. This has no effect on e.g. a hypochlorite solution that does not lose its microbiocidal activity. In contrast, the product according to the invention completely loses its biocidal effect by X-ray:
- Solution A was subjected to an X-ray dose, which acts on a 1-hour flight from Frankfurt to Berlin. The killing of E. coli in the microbiological laboratory was tested. The inspection was not x-rayed, but has the rides of the solution A of Regensburg to Wiesbaden and from there to the investigation laboratory "participated".
- Test germ Escherichia coli starting bacterial count: 2.3 x 10 4
- the control has killed all germs in only 10% solution in just 1 min, there was no growth. The transport had no effect on the effectiveness.
- Solution A also showed no effect in 50% concentration at 5 min exposure time, so it was completely deactivated by the electron entry in the X-ray.
- NADES SC shown in the table below is a 10% NADES product with the hypochlorite completely removed to ⁇ 0.02 ppm.
- a hypochlorite solution of this concentration has no microbiocidal activity. Nevertheless, the redox potentials of both solutions were almost the same, in any case significantly higher than the 600 ppm required for bathing water remediation.
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DE102008015068A DE102008015068A1 (en) | 2008-03-19 | 2008-03-19 | electrodiaphragmalysis |
PCT/EP2009/053255 WO2009115577A1 (en) | 2008-03-19 | 2009-03-19 | Electrodiaphragmalysis |
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EP (1) | EP2254840A1 (en) |
CN (1) | CN102015548A (en) |
CA (1) | CA2716560A1 (en) |
DE (1) | DE102008015068A1 (en) |
WO (1) | WO2009115577A1 (en) |
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