Pro Aqua Diamantelektroden Produktion Gmbh & Co. Kg

Pro Aqua Diamentelektroden Produktion Gmbh Und Co Kg

Pro Aqua Diamantelektroden Produktion Gmbh & Co Keg

Watkins Manufacturing Corporation

Denkgrün Energie Und Ressourcen Gmbh

Michael Schelch

Michael McCague

Wolfgang Staber

Wolfgang Wesner

Robert Hermann

Michael Kotschan

A disinfection device for performing disinfection cycles of water from at least one water circuit of an apparatus, in particular a heating/cooling device. The disinfection device includes at least one disinfection circuit for passing through the water from the water circuit having at least one electrolysis cell designed as a flow-through cell for the in situ generation of oxidizing agents. The water circuit is connected to the disinfection circuit to form a common circuit. Electronics control the disinfection cycles. Power is supplied to the components of the provided disinfection circuits.

Disinfection device and method for performing disinfection cycles

An electrode formed of synthetically produced, electrically conductive, doped diamond particles embedded in a carrier layer formed of electrically non-conductive material, wherein the diamond particles protrude on both sides of the carrier layer and come from a grain size range of 170 &#x3bc;m to 420 &#x3bc;m, wherein the diamond particles in the electrode have grain sizes which differ from one another by at most 50 &#x3bc;m. At most 10% of the diamond particles have a grain size outside the particular grain size range.

Electrode

The invention relates to an electrochemical method for determining the DOC and/or TOC and/or IC content in a water sample by means of anodic oxidation on electrodes in a closed electrolysis cell, wherein the carbon is oxidized at least partially to carbon dioxide (CO). The carbon dioxide thereby formed is collected in a closed gas space, wherein, in the range of the essentially linear increase in the COcontent in the gas space, the rate at which this increase takes place is determined and used in an analyzer unit to determine the DOC and/or TOC and/or IC content.

Electrochemical method and device for determining the content of DOC and/or TOC and/or IC in an aqueous sample

The invention relates to a drop-in cell for disinfection of water from bathing pools, particularly whirlpools, with an electrolytic cell () which can be flowed through by water and has two contact electrodes (), which are positioned in parallel and spaced apart from each other, and preferably at least one bipolar diamond particle electrode (), which is arranged between the contact electrodes () at a distance from them. The electrodes () are joined together by spacers () located between them to form an elongate, approximately cuboidal electrode pack, which is embedded in a casing () of plastic or synthetic resin while leaving an inflow and an outflow free. The user/customer is therefore provided with a drop-in cell which can be positioned in the circuit of the pool water or in the whirlpool and can be 'installed' or, as and when required, removed and/or replaced without any problem by the user/customer himself.

Drop-in cell for electrolytic disinfection of water

A drop-in cell for the electrolytic purification of water, for example bathwater or service water, with an electrolysis cell that can carry a flow of water, is built into an oblong, e.g., cylindrical, electrically insulating sheath or jacket, and has two contact electrodes mutually positioned a distance apart from each other. A float is situated at least at the one end region of the jacket.

Drop-in cell for electrolytic purification of water

A method for producing a diamond electrode comprising synthetically produced and electrically conductive (doped) diamond particles, which are embedded into a support layer of electrically non-conductive material. The doped diamond particles are introduced as a single layer between two films that form the support layer, the films then being permanently connected to each other and the diamond particles being exposed on both sides of the support layer.

Method for the production of a diamond electrode, and diamond electrode

The invention relates to a diamond electrode with synthetically produced, electrically conductive (doped) diamonds. The surface has diamond particles () embedded in a metal or metal alloy layer so as to produce a conductive connection to the metal or metal alloy.

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Oberaich, Austria

Michael Schelch