Factors Affecting The Electrolysis Rate Of Electrolyzed Water in Water Electrolysis Machines

1. Electrolytic electrode plate (or ion membrane) area (or electrolytic area size). The larger the electrolysis area, the higher the electrolysis rate for the amount of water in the electrolytic cell; Or it means that the longer the electrolysis time, the higher the electrolysis rate.
2. The magnitude of electrolysis current. Taking a typical 5-piece electrolytic cell as an example, prepare alkaline water with a pH value of 8.5-10.5; The electrolysis current is about 1.5-2.5 amperes.
3. Calcium adheres to the surface of ion exchange membranes or electrolytic plates. Calcium adhesion is severe, and the electrolysis current cannot conduct, which will cause a significant decrease in electrolysis rate.
4. Traffic factors. When electrolyzing water, the feed water flow rate is reduced from (2.0) to (1.0) L/min, which means that the electrolysis rate will be doubled.
5. Elemental activity factors. The electrolysis of aqueous solutions will become very complex due to the presence of various elements. Of course, the electrolysis rate is also difficult to estimate, and can only be calculated based on the results of the electrolysis water quality test.