WO2017104203A1 - 過酸化水素生成装置 - Google Patents
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- Embodiment relates to a hydrogen peroxide generator.
- sterilization is performed by spraying hydrogen peroxide water in a mist form.
- technologies for supplying hydrogen peroxide to raw water, generating OH radicals by ultraviolet irradiation and ozone aeration, and sterilizing by the strong oxidizing action of radicals have been studied.
- Hydrogen peroxide water is used in some fields such as treatment.
- the method of diluting a hydrogen peroxide solution with a concentration of several percent takes time and labor to supply the drug, and is not universal.
- the hydrogen peroxide water generating apparatus using the electrolysis method has low hydrogen peroxide generation efficiency and cannot generate high concentration hydrogen peroxide water.
- the hydrogen peroxide generator of the embodiment includes an electrolytic cell, a pair of electrodes, and a circulation pipe.
- the electrolytic cell contains an electrolytic solution.
- a pair of electrodes are provided in the electrolytic cell and electrolyze the electrolytic solution.
- the circulation pipe is connected to the electrolytic cell, and flows oxygen generated from the electrolytic solution electrolyzed in the electrolytic cell to the electrolytic cell.
- FIG. 1 is an overall configuration diagram of a hydrogen peroxide generator according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is an overall configuration diagram of a hydrogen peroxide generator according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is an overall configuration diagram of the hydrogen peroxide generating apparatus according to the first comparative example.
- FIG. 4 is an overall configuration diagram of a hydrogen peroxide generator according to a second comparative example.
- FIG. 5 shows the experimental results of the production concentration of hydrogen peroxide water according to the example and the comparative example.
- the hydrogen peroxide solution according to the embodiment returns oxygen generated by electrolyzing the electrolytic solution in the electrolytic cell to the electrolytic solution in the electrolytic cell, and increases the dissolved oxygen concentration in the electrolytic solution, thereby increasing the high concentration of peroxide. Hydrogen water is produced.
- FIG. 1 is an overall configuration diagram of a hydrogen peroxide generator 10 according to the first embodiment.
- the hydrogen peroxide generator 10 includes an electrolytic cell 12, an electrode 14, an electrode 16, a storage tank 18, a raw water pump 20, a circulation pump 22, valves 26 and 28, and pipes 30, 32, 34, and 36. , 38, 40.
- the piping 30, the piping 34, and the piping 38 are examples of circulation piping.
- the electrolytic cell 12 contains an electrolytic solution 80 for generating hydrogen peroxide by electrolysis.
- the electrolytic solution 80 is, for example, pure water or salt water.
- An example of pure water is tap water.
- An example of salt water is a sodium sulfate solution having a concentration of 0.05 mol / L.
- the electrode 14 and the electrode 16 are provided in the electrolytic cell 12. More specifically, the electrode 14 and the electrode 16 are provided in an electrolytic solution 80 accommodated in the electrolytic cell 12. The electrode 14 and the electrode 16 are arranged in parallel with a certain distance from each other.
- the electrode 14 is connected to the negative electrode of the DC power supply 90. Therefore, the electrode 14 functions as a cathode.
- the electrode 16 is connected to the positive electrode of an external DC power supply 90. Therefore, the electrode 16 functions as an anode.
- the electrode 14 and the electrode 16 are connected to a DC power supply 90 so that the polarity can be reversed. That is, the electrode 14 may be an anode and the electrode 16 may be a cathode.
- Electrode 14 and electrode 16 electrolyze electrolyte solution 80 when a voltage is applied by DC power supply 90.
- interval between the electrode 14 and the electrode 16 is not specifically limited, When the voltage of 10V to 20V is applied, it is preferable to set it as about 2 mm to 10 mm.
- the electrode 14 and the electrode 16 are configured in a rectangular shape having the same shape and the same size. It is preferable that the electrode 14 and the electrode 16 have a specific surface area (or reaction area) that can sufficiently generate hydrogen peroxide.
- the electrode 14 and the electrode 16 include, for example, carbon. Specifically, the electrode 14 and the electrode 16 are formed by dispersing highly active carbon black (for example, Vulcan XC-72 manufactured by Cabot) in a Teflon (registered trademark) dispersant and applying the carbon sheet on the carbon sheet. It is preferable to prepare by a method such as pressing, pressing a metal current collector and then sintering.
- the electrode 16 may be composed of, for example, a platinum plate, a SUS plate, an insolubilized electrode (DSA), or the like.
- the piping 30 is connected to the upper part of the electrolytic cell 12.
- the pipe 32 is an example of a discharge pipe.
- the pipe 32 is connected to the pipe 30 and an external storage portion 92.
- the piping 30 and the piping 32 connect the upper part of the electrolytic cell 12 and the external accommodating part 92.
- the pipe 30 and the pipe 32 discharge a part of the electrolyzed electrolytic solution 80 as hydrogen peroxide solution 88 from the upper part of the electrolytic cell 12 to the accommodating portion 92.
- the valve 26 is an example of a pressure adjusting unit.
- the valve 26 is provided in the middle of the pipe 32.
- the valve 26 adjusts the pressure and the discharge amount of the discharged electrolyte solution 80 (that is, the hydrogen peroxide solution 88) so that the circulation pressure of the electrolyte solution 80 is equal to or higher than the atmospheric pressure.
- the piping 30 and the piping 34 connected to the piping 30 are connected to the upper part of the electrolytic cell 12 and the storage tank 18. Thereby, the piping 30 and the piping 34 connect the electrolytic cell 12 and the storage tank 18.
- the piping 30 and the piping 34 flow the electrolytic solution 80 including oxygen bubbles 84 generated from the electrolytic solution 80 electrolyzed by the electrodes 16 and 14 from the upper part of the electrolytic cell 12 to the storage tank 18.
- the pipe 36 connects the storage tank 18 and an external electrolyte supply source 94.
- the raw water pump 20 is provided in the middle of the pipe 36.
- the raw water pump 20 supplies the electrolytic solution 80 from the electrolytic solution supply source 94 to the storage tank 18 via the pipe 36.
- the storage tank 18 is an electrolytic solution 80 supplied from an external electrolytic solution supply source 94 and stores the electrolytic solution 80 supplied to the electrolytic cell 12.
- the storage tank 18 is provided between the pipe 34 and the pipe 38, that is, in the middle of the circulation pipe.
- the storage tank 18 stores an electrolytic solution 80 containing oxygen bubbles 84 sent from the electrolytic cell 12 through the piping 30 and the piping 30.
- the piping 38 connects the storage tank 18 and the lower part of the electrolytic cell 12.
- the piping 38 supplies the electrolytic solution 80 in the storage tank 18 to the lower part of the electrolytic cell 12.
- the pipe 38 flows the electrolytic solution 80 containing oxygen bubbles 84 sent from the electrolytic cell 12 to the storage tank 18 through the pipe 30 and the pipe 34 to the electrolytic cell 12. That is, the pipe 30, the pipe 34, and the pipe 38 are connected to the electrolytic cell 12, and function as circulation piping that allows oxygen generated from the electrolytic solution 80 electrolyzed in the electrolytic cell 12 to flow to the electrolytic cell 12.
- the circulation pump 22 is an example of a circulation member and a supply unit, and is provided in the middle of a pipe 38 that is a part of the circulation pipe.
- the circulation pump 22 pressurizes the electrolytic solution 80 containing oxygen flowing through the pipe 38 and flows it to the electrolytic cell 12.
- the circulation pump 22 preferably supplies the electrolytic solution 80 to the electrolytic cell 12 at a pressure equal to or higher than atmospheric pressure.
- the pipe 40 is an example of an exhaust pipe and is connected to the upper part of the storage tank 18.
- the valve 28 is provided in the middle of the pipe 40.
- the pipe 40 discharges from the upper part of the storage tank 18 a part of the gas layer 86 from which the gas bubbles 84 of the oxygen bubbles 84 generated at the electrode 16 of the electrolytic cell 12 are separated.
- the valve 28 adjusts the exhaust amount of the gas layer 86 so as to maintain the circulating pressure of the electrolytic solution 80 at atmospheric pressure or higher.
- the DC power supply 90 applies a DC voltage to the electrodes 16 and 14.
- the electrode 14 and the electrode 16 electrolyze the electrolytic solution 80 in the electrolytic cell 12.
- the following reaction proceeds.
- OH generated at the electrode 14 side - secondarily hydrogen peroxide is produced by the oxidation of H 2 O by radicals.
- oxygen is generated by the second reaction.
- the oxygen concentration is supersaturated, and oxygen is released as bubbles 84.
- a part of the bubbles 84 slowly dissolves in the electrolytic solution 80, but most of the remaining bubbles 84 are supplied from the electrolytic cell 12 to the storage tank 18 via the piping 30 and the piping 34.
- the hydrogen peroxide generator 10 of the present embodiment circulates the electrolytic solution 80 together with the bubbles 84 through the storage tank 18 and the like, and returns it to the electrolytic cell 12. Thereby, the hydrogen peroxide generator 10 increases the dissolved oxygen concentration in the electrolytic solution 80 in the electrolytic cell 12.
- the hydrogen peroxide generator 10 extends the residence time of the electrolyte solution 80 including the bubbles 84 by providing the storage tank 18 in the middle of the circulation path of the electrolyte solution 80. Thereby, the bubbles 84 are further dissolved in the electrolytic solution 80. Further, nitrogen dissolved in the electrolytic solution 80 supplied from the electrolytic solution supply source 94 to the storage tank 18 is discharged based on Charles's law by the bubbles 84 being dissolved in the electrolytic solution 80. Therefore, the dissolved oxygen concentration in the electrolytic solution 80 is increased by the partial pressure of the bubbles 84 due to the oxygen generated by the electrode 16.
- the exhausted nitrogen and oxygen not dissolved in the electrolytic solution 80 are separated from the electrolytic solution 80 and become an air layer 86 at the upper part of the storage tank 18.
- the valve 28 discharges a part of the gas layer 86 while adjusting the exhaust amount so that the circulating pressure of the electrolytic solution 80 is maintained at atmospheric pressure or higher.
- the valve 26 adjusts the discharge amount so that the circulating pressure of the electrolytic solution 80 is equal to or higher than the atmospheric pressure, and uses the electrolytic solution 80 having a high concentration of the hydrogen peroxide solution as the hydrogen peroxide solution 88 to the outside. Discharge.
- the hydrogen peroxide generating device 10 dissolves inorganic ions such as calcium deposited on the electrode 14 functioning as the cathode in the electrolytic solution 80, and the external solution together with the electrolytic solution 80. To discharge. Thereafter, the electrode 14 functioning as the anode proceeds with the second reaction to generate oxygen, and the electrode 16 functioning as the cathode causes the first reaction. Thereby, the hydrogen peroxide generator 10 can advance the above-mentioned reaction while regenerating the electrode 14 inverted from the cathode to the anode and extending the life. (Anode: Immediately after polarity reversal) Ca ⁇ Ca 2+ + 2e ⁇ (fourth reaction)
- the hydrogen peroxide generator 10 includes the pipe 30 and the pipe 34 that flow the electrolytic solution 80 from the electrolytic cell 12 to the storage tank 18.
- the hydrogen peroxide generator 10 is electrolyzed by the electrodes 14 and 16 in the electrolytic bath 12, and causes the electrolytic solution 80 containing a large amount of oxygen bubbles 84 to flow from the electrolytic bath 12 to the storage tank 18 for circulation.
- the dissolved oxygen concentration of the electrolyte solution 80 in the storage tank 18 can be increased.
- the hydrogen peroxide generator 10 can supply the electrolytic solution 80 having a high dissolved oxygen concentration to the electrolytic cell 12, the first reaction can proceed to the right, and the concentration of hydrogen peroxide can be increased. it can.
- the hydrogen peroxide generator 10 can generate a hydrogen peroxide solution 88 having a concentration of several tens of ppm to several hundreds of ppm.
- the hydrogen peroxide generator 10 has a storage tank 18. Thereby, the hydrogen peroxide generator 10 stores the electrolytic solution 80 flowing from the electrolytic cell 12 in the storage tank 18, dissolves the oxygen bubbles 84 in the electrolytic solution 80, and increases the dissolved oxygen concentration. it can. As a result, the hydrogen peroxide generator 10 can proceed the first reaction to the right to generate the hydrogen peroxide solution 88 having a higher concentration.
- the pressure of the electrolytic solution 80 flowing through the pipe 38 can be maintained at atmospheric pressure or higher, so that the dissolved oxygen concentration in the electrolytic solution 80 can be increased.
- the hydrogen peroxide generator 10 has a pipe 40 and a valve 28 connected to the upper part of the storage tank 18. Thereby, the hydrogen peroxide generator 10 maintains the pressure acting on the electrolytic solution 80 stored in the storage tank 18 at atmospheric pressure or higher, and the gas layer 86 above the storage tank 18 by the pipe 40 and the valve 28. Therefore, the dissolved oxygen concentration in the electrolytic solution 80 can be increased.
- the hydrogen peroxide generator 10 has pipes 30 and 32 and a valve 26 connected to the upper part of the electrolytic cell 12. As a result, the hydrogen peroxide generator 10 maintains the pressure acting on the electrolytic solution 80 in the electrolytic cell 12 at atmospheric pressure or higher, while the piping 30, 32 and the valve 26 allow the electrolytic solution 80 (or excess liquid in the electrolytic cell 12) Hydrogen oxide water 88) can be discharged.
- FIG. 2 is an overall configuration diagram of the hydrogen peroxide generator 110 according to the second embodiment.
- the hydrogen peroxide generator 110 includes an electrolytic cell 12, an electrode 14, an electrode 16, a gas-liquid separation tank 118, a raw water pump 120, a compressor 122, valves 126 and 128, pipes 130, 132, 134, 136, 138, and 140, and a diffuser tube 142.
- the piping 130, the piping 134, and the piping 138 are examples of circulation piping.
- the piping 132 connects the lower part of the gas-liquid separation tank 118 and the external storage part 92.
- the valve 126 is provided in the middle of the pipe 132.
- the pipe 132 discharges the electrolyzed electrolytic solution 80 as hydrogen peroxide water 88 from the upper part of the electrolytic cell 12 to the accommodating portion 92.
- the valve 126 adjusts the discharge amount of the hydrogen peroxide solution 88 so that the pressure of the discharged electrolyte solution 80 becomes equal to or higher than the atmospheric pressure.
- the pipe 134 connects the upper part of the electrolytic cell 12 and the gas-liquid separation tank 118.
- the pipe 134 causes the electrolytic solution 80 that is electrolyzed by the electrodes 16 and 14 and contains the oxygen bubbles 84 to flow from the upper part of the electrolytic cell 12 to the gas-liquid separation tank 118.
- the gas-liquid separation tank 118 is provided between the pipe 138 and the pipe 134 in the middle of the circulation pipe.
- the gas-liquid separation tank 118 stores the electrolytic solution 80 electrolyzed in the electrolytic cell 12 together with oxygen bubbles 84.
- the gas-liquid separation tank 118 gas-liquid separates the electrolytic solution 80 into a liquid phase 180 discharged as the hydrogen peroxide solution 88 and a gas layer 186 containing oxygen generated at the electrode 16 of the electrolytic cell 12.
- the pipe 130 is connected to the upper part of the gas-liquid separation tank 118.
- the pipe 140 is connected to the middle part of the pipe 130. That is, the pipe 140 is an example of a branch pipe, and branches from the pipe 130 that is a part of the circulation pipe.
- the pipe 140 is connected to the outside and exhausts the gas layer 186 of the gas-liquid separation tank 118.
- the valve 128 is provided in the middle of the pipe 140.
- the pipe 130 and the pipe 140 discharge a part of the gas layer 186 that has been gas-liquid separated from the upper part of the gas-liquid separation tank 118.
- the valve 128 adjusts the exhaust amount of the gas layer 186 so that the circulating pressure of the electrolytic solution 80 is maintained at atmospheric pressure or higher.
- the pipe 136 connects the electrolytic cell 12 and an external electrolyte supply source 94.
- the raw water pump 120 is provided in the middle of the pipe 136.
- the raw water pump 120 is an example of a supply unit, and directly supplies the electrolytic solution 80 from the electrolytic solution supply source 94 to the gas-liquid separation tank 118 via the pipe 136.
- the raw water pump 120 preferably supplies the electrolytic solution 80 to the electrolytic cell 12 at a pressure equal to or higher than atmospheric pressure.
- the pipe 130 and the pipe 138 connected to the middle part of the pipe 130 connect the upper part of the gas-liquid separation tank 118 and the electrolytic cell 12.
- the pipe 138 is connected to the lower part of the electrolytic cell 12 below the diffuser pipe 142.
- the pipe 130 and the pipe 138 flow the gas layer 186 in the upper part of the gas-liquid separation tank 118 to the electrolytic cell 12.
- the compressor 122 is an example of a circulation member, and is provided in the middle of a pipe 138 that is a part of the circulation pipe.
- the compressor 122 pressurizes the gas in the gas layer 186 containing oxygen in the gas-liquid separation tank 118 flowing through the pipe 130 and the pipe 138 and flows the gas from the gas-liquid separation tank 118 to the electrolytic cell 12.
- the diffuser tube 142 is, for example, a diffuser having a spherical shape, a plate shape, or another shape.
- the air diffuser 142 is provided in the lower part of the electrolytic cell 12.
- the air diffuser 142 diffuses the gas in the gas layer 186 containing oxygen flowing into the electrolytic cell 12 through the pipes 134, 130, and 138 and the gas-liquid separation tank 118 into the electrolytic cell 12 and diffuses it as bubbles 84. .
- the oxygen-rich gas layer 186 gas containing oxygen generated by the electrode 16 and gas-liquid separated by the gas-liquid separation tank 118 is converted into the electrolytic cell 12 by the compressor 122. It is sent to.
- the hydrogen peroxide generator 110 can increase the dissolved oxygen concentration in the electrolyte solution 80 of the electrolytic cell 12, advance the first reaction to the right, and generate the hydrogen peroxide solution 88 having a high concentration.
- a sufficiently high oxygen bubble 84 is generated in the electrolytic cell 12, and the electrode 14 is in contact with the oxygen bubble 84.
- the bubble 84 having a high oxygen concentration can be dissolved in the electrolytic solution 80 by extending the time.
- the concentration is sufficiently high, for example, from several tens of ppm to several A 100 ppm hydrogen peroxide solution 88 can be generated.
- the hydrogen peroxide generator 110 has an aeration tube 142 that diffuses oxygen supplied to the electrolytic cell 12 as a gas into the electrolytic cell 12 as bubbles 84.
- the hydrogen peroxide generator 110 can further increase the contact between the bubbles 84 and the electrode 14, the concentration of the hydrogen peroxide solution 88 can be further improved.
- valve 128 Since the valve 128 exhausts the gas in the gas layer 186 through the pipe 130 and the pipe 140 while adjusting the exhaust amount and pressure, the electrolysis supplied to the electrolytic cell 12 from the external electrolyte supply source 94 is performed.
- the dissolved nitrogen in the liquid 80 due to the chemical equilibrium of atmospheric contact can be easily exhausted from the gas layer 186 of the gas-liquid separation tank 118.
- the hydrogen peroxide generator 110 can advance the first reaction to the right by chemical equilibrium as in the hydrogen peroxide generator 10 of the first embodiment. Can be improved.
- FIG. 3 is an overall configuration diagram of the hydrogen peroxide generator 210 according to the first comparative example.
- FIG. 4 is an overall configuration diagram of the hydrogen peroxide generator 310 according to the second comparative example.
- the electrolytic solution 280 is supplied to the electrolytic cell 212 from the outside by the raw water pump 220 via the pipe 236.
- the electrode 214 is connected to the negative electrode of the DC power supply 290 and functions as a cathode.
- the electrode 216 is connected to the positive electrode of the DC power supply 290 and functions as an anode.
- the electrodes 214 and 216 electrolyze the electrolyte 280 when a voltage is applied from the DC power supply 290.
- the hydrogen peroxide solution 288 is discharged to the outside through the pipe 232 together with oxygen generated by the electrode 216.
- oxygen is discharged together with the hydrogen peroxide solution 288, the electrode 214 cannot obtain sufficient contact time with oxygen.
- the hydrogen peroxide generator 210 advances the first chemical reaction to the right in a chemical equilibrium, The concentration cannot be increased.
- the electrode 216 functioning as the anode is made of an inexpensive material such as SUS, the surface of the electrode 216 becomes flat, the electrode area is reduced, and the activity of generating hydrogen peroxide is reduced. For this reason, the concentration of the hydrogen peroxide solution cannot be increased by reversing the polarity of the electrodes 214 and 216 to precipitate and remove calcium and the like.
- the hydrogen peroxide generator 310 of the second comparative example includes an air diffuser 342 provided in the lower part of the electrolytic cell 212, a pipe 338 connected to an oxygen supply source, and a compressor 322 provided in the middle of the pipe 338. It has further.
- the hydrogen peroxide generator 310 oxygen is supplied to the electrolytic cell 212 below the diffuser pipe 342 by the compressor 322 through the pipe 236.
- the hydrogen peroxide generator 310 can increase the dissolved oxygen concentration of the electrolytic solution 280 in the electrolytic bath 212 as compared to the hydrogen peroxide generator 210.
- oxygen that cannot be dissolved in the electrolyte solution 280 supplied from the outside and oxygen generated by the electrode 216 are discharged together with the hydrogen peroxide solution 288. Therefore, although the hydrogen peroxide generator 310 cannot sufficiently use oxygen effectively, the cost increases because an oxygen generator such as an oxygen generator or an oxygen cylinder for supplying oxygen is installed.
- the hydrogen peroxide generator 10 of the first embodiment described above is a first example, and the hydrogen peroxide generator 110 of the second embodiment is a second example.
- the experimental conditions are as follows. DC power supply voltage applied to the electrode: 10V Current flowing through the electrode: 100 mA Energizing time: 60 minutes Electrolyte: Tap water
- the electrode 216 functioning as the anode of the first comparative example and the second comparative example was a Pt (platinum) plate.
- the electrode 16 functioning as the anode in the first and second examples was a carbon electrode.
- the electrodes 14 and 214 functioning as the cathode were carbon electrodes.
- the size of the electrodes 14, 16, 214, and 216 was 2 cm ⁇ 4 cm.
- the distance between the electrode 14 and the electrode 16 and the distance between the electrode 214 and the electrode 216 were 10 mm.
- FIG. 5 shows the experimental results of the production concentration of hydrogen peroxide water according to the example and the comparative example.
- the first example when comparing the first example and the first comparative example in which oxygen is not supplied, the first example has a higher concentration of hydrogen peroxide than the first comparative example. It can be seen that can be generated.
- the second example when comparing the second example and the second comparative example in which oxygen is supplied and diffused, the second example can generate a hydrogen peroxide solution having a higher concentration than the second comparative example. I understand. In particular, it can be seen that the difference in the concentration of the generated hydrogen peroxide solution is larger when oxygen is supplied.
- the first and second examples in which the electrodes 14 and 16 are both carbon electrodes are the first comparative example and the second example in which the electrode 216 is the Pt electrode and the electrode 214 is the carbon electrode. It can be seen from the comparative example that high-concentration hydrogen peroxide water can be generated.
- the direct current is 400 mA and the conditions other than the direct current are as described above, oxygen is diffused and the electrodes 14 and 16 are both carbon electrodes.
- the concentration of hydrogen oxide water could be achieved.
- the concentration of the hydrogen peroxide solution did not change greatly even when the direct current was 400 mA.
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図1は、第1実施形態にかかる過酸化水素生成装置10の全体構成図である。過酸化水素生成装置10は、電解槽12と、電極14と、電極16と、貯留タンク18と、原水ポンプ20と、循環ポンプ22と、バルブ26、28と、配管30、32、34、36、38、40とを備えている。配管30、配管34及び配管38は、循環配管の一例である。
(陰極)4H2O+4e-+O2→2H2O+4OH- ・・・(第1反応)
(陽極)2H2O→O2+4H++4e- ・・・(第2反応)
更に、電極14側で発生したOH-ラジカルによるH2Oの酸化により副次的に過酸化水素が生成される。
(陰極) Ca2++2e-→Ca ・・・(第3反応)
過酸化水素生成装置10では、電極14と電極16とを同じ材料及び同じ形状にした場合、定期的に電極14と電極16の極性を反転させることができる。即ち、電極16が直流電源90の負極に接続され、電極14が直流電源90の正極に接続される。これにより、電極16が陰極となり、電極14が陽極となる。過酸化水素生成装置10は、第4反応に示すように、陰極として機能していた電極14上に析出していたカルシウム等の無機イオンを電解液80に溶解させて、当該電解液80とともに外部へと排出する。この後、陽極として機能する電極14は第2反応を進めて酸素を発生させ、陰極として機能する電極16は第1反応を起こす。これにより、過酸化水素生成装置10は、陰極から陽極に反転させた電極14を再生して寿命を延ばしつつ、上述の反応を進めることができる。
(陽極:極性反転直後) Ca→Ca2++2e- ・・・(第4反応)
図2は、第2実施形態にかかる過酸化水素生成装置110の全体構成図である。過酸化水素生成装置110は、電解槽12と、電極14と、電極16と、気液分離タンク118と、原水ポンプ120と、コンプレッサー122と、バルブ126、128と、配管130、132、134、136、138、140と、散気管142とを備えている。配管130、配管134及び配管138が、循環配管の一例である。
実験の条件は、以下のとおりである。
電極に印加される直流電源の電圧:10V
電極に流れる電流:100mA
通電時間:60分
電解液:水道水
Claims (11)
- 電解液を収容する電解槽と、
前記電解槽中に設けられ、前記電解液を電気分解する一対の電極と、
前記電解槽と接続され、前記電解槽中で電気分解された前記電解液から生成された酸素を、前記電解槽へと流す循環配管と、
を備える過酸化水素生成装置。 - 前記循環配管の途中部に設けられ、前記循環配管を流れる前記酸素を加圧して前記電解槽へ流す循環部材を備える請求項1に記載の過酸化水素生成装置。
- 前記循環配管の途中部に設けられ、前記酸素とともに流される前記電解液を貯留する貯留部を備える請求項1または2に記載の過酸化水素生成装置。
- 前記貯留部の上部に接続された排気配管と、
前記排気配管の途中部に設けられたバルブと、
を備える請求項3に記載の過酸化水素生成装置。 - 前記循環配管の途中部に設けられ、電気分解された前記電解液を前記酸素とともに収容して、前記酸素を含む気層と液相とに分離する気液分離部と、
前記循環配管の途中部に設けられ、前記酸素を含む前記気層を加圧して前記電解槽へ流す循環部材と、
を備える請求項1に記載の過酸化水素生成装置。 - 前記循環配管の途中部から分岐して、前記気液分離部の前記気層を排気する分岐配管と、
前記分岐配管の途中部に設けられたバルブと、
を備える請求項5に記載の過酸化水素生成装置。 - 前記電解槽へ大気圧以上の圧力で前記電解液を供給する供給部を備える請求項1から6のいずれか1項に記載の過酸化水素生成装置。
- 電気分解された前記電解液を排出する排出配管と、
前記排出配管の途中部に設けられ、排出される前記電解液の圧力を調整する圧力調整部と、
を備える請求項1から7のいずれか1項に記載の過酸化水素生成装置。 - 前記一対の電極は、カーボンを含み、同じ形状である請求項1から8のいずれか1項に記載の過酸化水素生成装置。
- 前記一対の電極は、極性を反転可能に直流電源と接続されている請求項1から9のいずれか1項に記載の過酸化水素生成装置。
- 前記循環配管を介して前記電解槽へと流れる前記酸素を散気させる散気部材を備える請求項1から10のいずれか1項に記載の過酸化水素生成装置。
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