CN201778123U - Titanium electrode plate with nano rhodium iridium coating covering surface - Google Patents
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A titanium electrode plate with a nano rhodium iridium coating covering the surface relates to electrodes and is higher in current density and longer in service life. The titanium electrode plate is provided with an electrode substrate, and a surface coating arranged on the surface of the electrode substrate is a rhodium iridium oxide surface coating. The electrode substrate can be a titanium substrate, a titanium alloy substrate or the like. Preferably, the rhodium iridium oxide surface coating consists of crystal particles of 10-25nm. The length of the titanium electrode plate can range from 30mm to 200mm, the width can be 5-1500mm, and the thickness can be 0.1-5mm. The thickness of the surface coating can range from 0.05 micrometer to 0.5 micrometer. The titanium electrode plate has the advantages of excellent corrosion resistance, excellent electric conductivity and electro-catalysis performance, high corrosion resistance, long service life, capabilities of substantially reducing electrode size and reducing electrode cost, low overpotential and high electric efficiency.
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Technical field
The utility model relates to a kind of electrode, especially relates to the titanium battery lead plate that a kind of surface coverage has the nanometer rhodium iridium coatings.
Background technology
Electrochemical application more and more widely especially all obtains very using widely at electrochemical industry (as chlorine industry), metallurgical industry (as electrolytic aluminum, electrolytic copper, electrolytic manganese etc.), environment-protecting industrial etc.Particularly in the last few years, electrochemistry obtained development very fast in wastewater treatment.At present, what generally use in electrochemical industry is graphite electrode material and lead alloy electrode materials, in addition, also have the ferroelectric utmost point etc., its advantage is that cost is low, but current density is little, work-ing life is short, and because of consumption of electrode, has a large amount of electrode compositions to stay in the product, increase aftertreatment technology, increased cost.In order to promote electrochemical application more widely, satisfy the requirement of using, developed multiple novel electrode material recently, but mostly be chemical cell electrode and electrode for capacitors, and the electrode materials that is applied in the environmental protection field is few.
Chinese patent 02243152.7 discloses a kind of titanium material battery lead plate, and it comprises substrate, also is provided with the coating of ruthenium or iridium on the surface of substrate.It has good electrical conductivity, erosion resistance.
Summary of the invention
The purpose of this utility model is to provide a kind of current density bigger, and work-ing life is the titanium battery lead plate of long coated with nanometre rhodium iridium coatings.
The utility model is provided with electrode base board, is provided with top coat on the electrode base board surface, and described top coat is a rhodium iridium oxide top coat.
Described electrode base board can be titanium-base or titanium alloy substrate etc.; Described titanium alloy substrate can be selected from Ti-Al alloy substrate, titanium-iron alloy substrate, titanium-molybdenum alloy substrate or titanium-silicon base alloys substrate etc.Described electrode base board can be plate shape substrates, netted substrate or circular-arc substrate etc.Described rhodium iridium oxide top coat, preferably crystal grain is the rhodium iridium oxide top coat of 10~25nm.
Length of the present utility model can be 30~2000mm, and width can be 5~1500mm, and thickness can be 0.1~5mm.The thickness of described top coat can be 0.05~0.5 μ m.
Described top coat can adopt the thermal decomposition method preparation.
Though titanium has extraordinary erosion resistance, when using as electrode separately, the conductive effect in electrolytic solution is undesirable.Though rhodium, iridium have good anti-corrosion and electroconductibility, and have good electrocatalysis effect, too expensive.
Compare with existing electrode, the utlity model has following advantage:
1) because the utility model adopts titanium to make electrode base board, adopt thermal decomposition method to prepare the surface coating that crystal grain is the rhodium iridium oxide of 10~25nm on the electrode base board surface, and electrode shape can be sheet, netted or circular-arc etc., therefore not only have fabulous erosion resistance, and have good electrical conductivity and electrocatalysis characteristic.
2) erosion resistance is strong, and long service life, surface coverage have and reach 86000~113000h the work-ing life of the titanium electrode of nanometer rhodium iridium coatings.
3) can dwindle the size of electrode significantly, reduce the cost of electrode.
4) overpotential is low, electrical efficiency is high, and the nanometer rhodium iridium coatings has very strong electrocatalysis, and the electrochemical reaction overpotential is reduced greatly, reaction fast rapid-result hundred times even thousand times of increases, and operating voltage is lower, and energy consumption reduces significantly.As the electrolytic cleaning seawater, its operating voltage is 3.8~6.5V, ton water power consumption 0.0057 degree; Electrolysis printing and dyeing mill is through the dyeing waste water (COD is 300, and turbidity is 3.9, and colourity is 4) of advanced treatment, and 2min just can make the colored component in the waste water decompose fully, more than the COD drop by half.
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Fig. 1 is the structural representation of the utility model embodiment.
Embodiment
Following examples will be further described the utility model in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
Referring to Fig. 1, the utility model embodiment is provided with electrode base board 1, is provided with top coat 2 in electrode base board 1 upper and lower surface, and described top coat 2 is a rhodium iridium oxide top coat.
Described electrode base board 1 can be titanium-base.Described electrode base board is a plate shape substrates.Described rhodium iridium oxide top coat is that crystal grain is the rhodium iridium oxide top coat of 10~13nm.
Length of the present utility model is 100~150mm, and width is 80~150mm, and thickness is 0.5~1mm.The thickness of described top coat is 0.1~0.15 μ m.
Described top coat can adopt the thermal decomposition method preparation.
Similar to Example 1, its difference is that described electrode base board is the Ti-Al alloy substrate.Described electrode base board is netted substrate.Described rhodium iridium oxide top coat is that crystal grain is the rhodium iridium oxide top coat of 13~15nm.
Length of the present utility model is 30~80mm, and width is 5~50mm, and thickness is 0.1~0.3mm.The thickness of described top coat is 0.05~0.1 μ m.
Embodiment 3
Similar to Example 1, its difference is that described electrode base board is titanium-iron alloy substrate.Described electrode base board is circular-arc substrate.Described rhodium iridium oxide top coat is that crystal grain is the rhodium iridium oxide top coat of 16~20nm.
Length of the present utility model is 300~500mm, and width is 300~400mm, and thickness is 0.5~2mm.The thickness of described top coat is 0.2~0.3 μ m.
Embodiment 4
Similar to Example 1, its difference is that described electrode base board is the titanium-silicon base alloys substrate.Described electrode base board is a plate shape substrates.Described rhodium iridium oxide top coat is that crystal grain is the rhodium iridium oxide top coat of 20~25nm.
Length of the present utility model is 1000~2000mm, and width is 1000~1500mm, and thickness is 3~5mm.The thickness of described top coat is 0.4~0.5 μ m.
Embodiment 5
Similar to Example 1, its difference is that length of the present utility model is 30mm, and width is 20mm, and thickness is 5.0mm, and the length of titanium electrode base board is 29.9mm, and width is 19.9mm, and thickness is 4.9mm, and the thickness of rhodium iridium oxide coating is 0.05 μ m.
Embodiment 6
Similar to Example 1, its difference is that length of the present utility model is 2000mm, and width is 1500mm, and thickness is 0.5mm, and the length of battery lead plate matrix is 1999.9mm, and width is 1499mm, and thickness is 0.4mm, and the thickness of rhodium iridium oxide coating is 0.5 μ m.
Embodiment 7
Similar to Example 1, its difference is that length of the present utility model is 500mm, and width is 100mm, and thickness is 2mm.Electrode matrix is titanium-zinc alloy, and length is 499.9mm, and width is 99.98mm, and thickness is 1.98mm.The thickness of rhodium iridium oxide coating is 0.1 μ m, and rhodium iridium oxide coating is a porous coating.
Embodiment 8
Similar to Example 1, its difference is that length of the present utility model is 100mm, and width is 50mm, and thickness is 2mm.Electrode matrix is a titanium-silicon base alloys, and length is 99.9mm, and width is 49.9mm, and thickness is 1.00mm.Rhodium iridium oxide coating thickness be 5 μ m, coating is a porous coating.
Embodiment 9
Similar to Example 1, its difference is that length of the present utility model is 150mm, and width is 100mm, and thickness is 3mm.Electrode matrix is a CTB alloy, and length is 149.9mm, and width is 99, and 9mm, thickness are 2.90mm.Thickness be 0.5 μ m.
Claims (7)
1. the titanium battery lead plate of coated with nanometre rhodium iridium coatings is characterized in that being provided with electrode base board, is provided with top coat on the electrode base board surface, and described top coat is a rhodium iridium oxide top coat.
2. the titanium battery lead plate of coated with nanometre rhodium iridium coatings as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that described electrode base board is titanium-base or titanium alloy substrate.
3. the titanium battery lead plate of coated with nanometre rhodium iridium coatings as claimed in claim 2 is characterized in that described titanium alloy substrate is selected from Ti-Al alloy substrate, titanium-iron alloy substrate, titanium-molybdenum alloy substrate or titanium-silicon base alloys substrate.
4. the titanium battery lead plate of coated with nanometre rhodium iridium coatings as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that described electrode base board is plate shape substrates, netted substrate or circular-arc substrate.
5. the titanium battery lead plate of coated with nanometre rhodium iridium coatings as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that described rhodium iridium oxide top coat, is that crystal grain is the rhodium iridium oxide top coat of 10~25nm.
6. the titanium battery lead plate of coated with nanometre rhodium iridium coatings as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that its length is 30~2000mm, and width is 5~1500mm, and thickness is 0.1~5mm.
7. the titanium battery lead plate of coated with nanometre rhodium iridium coatings as claimed in claim 1, the thickness that it is characterized in that described top coat is 0.05~0.5 μ m.
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