Chlorine Engineers Corp., Ltd.

Tadao Ikegami

Teruo Ichisaka

Kenzo Yamaguchi

Isao Kumagai

Takeshi Miyamoto

An anode for electrolysis includes an electrically conductive bar erected on an electrolytic cell bottom plate, opposed anode bodies connected to the electrically conductive bar through anode supporting bodies, and reinforcing bodies provided between the opposed anode bodies and outside the anode supporting bodies.

Anode for electrolysis

An electrolytic cell having a plurality of porous and tubular cathodes, a plurality of porous anodes and a plurality of bag-shaped molds being formed by a cation exchange membrane in at least the portions facing and between the vertical faces of the anode and cathodes. The anode accommodating bag-shaped molds have apertures at the bottom through which anode connected electroconductive bars extend, said bars being inserted through and secured at corresponding cell bottom plate apertures by flanges. A partition plate, on the top of the cell main body, has a plurality of openings which correspond to the open tops of the bag-shaped molds. The open top edges of the bag-shaped molds are secured to the partition plate openings by a plurality of lid members.

Electrolytic cell for ion exchange membrane method

An electrolytic cell for the ion exchange membrane method, which comprises:

Method of making a bipolar electrode

Bipolar electrode

A bipolar electrode comprising A. an anode member comprising a substrate made of an anticorrosive metal or metal alloy and an electrically conductive coating formed on the surface thereof; B. a cathode member comprising a metal or a metal alloy; C. a partition wall for separating the anode member from the cathode member, the partition wall comprising an anode-side sheet made of the same type of anticorrosive metal or metal alloy used as the substrate of the anode member and a cathode-side sheet made of the same type of metal or metal alloy used as the cathode member; and D. a composite member for electrically and structurally connecting the anode member and the cathode member to each other.

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Tadao Ikegami