JSC “Titanium Institute” has a modern advanced technology for the continuous production of magnesium by electrolysis in bipolar electrolyzers.
The design feature of bipolar electrolyzers and their difference from monopolar ones is that, in addition to the cathodes and anodes connected to the corresponding terminals of the DC busbar, there are electrode plates between them that are not connected to the busbar. When DC passes through the electrolyzer, one side of the electrodes works as an anode, and the opposite side as a cathode. Due to this, the number of electrical contacts is significantly reduced, which, together with the reduced distance between the electrodes, ensures a significant reduction in electricity consumption for the production of raw magnesium.
According to traditional technology, about 15 thousand kWh of electricity is spent on the electrolysis section to produce one ton of raw magnesium, and when using bipolar electrolyzers, this figure is 10 thousand kWh. The presence of bipolar electrodes in the electrolyzer allows for a multiple increase in the productivity of a single unit with the same current strength.
Electrolyzers with two bipolar electrodes for each “cathode-anode” pair allow for three times more magnesium to be obtained from one electrolyzer compared to monopolar electrolyzers.
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