Changzhou Institute of Technology

Xiaohui Chen

Jingbo Zhao

Pin Zhou

Yu Zhao

Quanfa Zhou

Shubo Wang

Yiyi Chen

Xianqiang Kong

Shuangquan Zhang

A cleaning device for crystalline silicon recycled from photovoltaic cells by wet purification includes at least two tanks, a vacuum pump and first cleaning mechanisms arranged between the tanks. The number of the first cleaning mechanisms is the same as that of the tanks. An upper end of the tank is provided with a cover plate, and a lower end of the tank is provided with a discharge port. The upper end of the tank is provided with a ventilation port. The first cleaning mechanism includes a drum. A lower end of the drum is connected with a lower hood, and an upper end of the drum is connected with an upper hood. A sealing surface is arranged respectively between the drum and the lower hood and between the drum and the upper hood. The device includes the tanks, the vacuum pump and the first cleaning mechanisms.

Cleaning device for crystalline silicon recycled from photovoltaic cells by wet purification

A decarboxylation coupling electrocatalysis method for catalyzing an aromatic trimethyl ammonium salt and α-nickel ketonate is provided. The method includes the following steps: step 1, adding aryl-ammonium trifluoromethyl sulfonate, α-keto acid and sodium acetate in a molar ratio of 1:2:2 into a reaction bottle in a nitrogen atmosphere, adding an electrolyte n-BuNBF, and then adding a mixed solution of acetonitrile and N,N-dimethylformamide, where a volume ratio of the acetonitrile to the N,N-dimethylformamide is 1:4; and step 2, stirring a mixture in step 1 so as to dissolve the mixture, inserting two electrodes, using a graphite electrode as a positive electrode and a nickel electrode as a negative electrode, adding water for stirring after a reaction, and conducting extraction, drying and purification to obtain an aromatic ketone compound.

Decarboxylation coupling electrocatalysis method for catalyzing aromatic trimethyl ammonium salt and α-nickel ketonate

A glass panel and silicon wafer separation device for photovoltaic module recovery includes a tank body, a supporting plate and at least two floating blocks. The supporting plate is positioned in the tank body. A vertically arranged first cylinder is arranged at a lower end of the tank body. An output end of the first cylinder is fixedly connected to a lower end of the supporting plate. A groove is formed in an upper end of the supporting plate, and the groove is matched with a photovoltaic plate. A heating block is mounted at a lower end of an inner wall of the tank body. The at least two floating blocks are columnar. Lower ends of the at least two floating blocks are fixedly connected to chucks, and the chucks are downwards opened. Fixed pipes are connected between the at least two floating blocks.

Glass panel and silicon wafer separation device for photovoltaic module recovery

A heating treatment device for photovoltaic module recycling includes a box, a heating rod and a gas pump. A horizontal partition is fixedly arranged inside the box, and the heating rod is located below the partition. The partition is provided with evenly distributed second through slots. An upper end of the partition is provided with evenly distributed shelf boards. The shelf boards are arranged vertically. One side of the shelf board is provided with a groove. The shelf board is further provided with a suction cup. An end surface at an opening of the suction cup is flush with an inner wall of the groove. The movable splitting sheets are arranged in the device. A lower end of the splitting sheet is provided with gas vents, and hot air is discharged through the gas vents. The temperature of the hot air is controlled at 220-240° C.

Heating treatment device for photovoltaic module recycling

Disclosed is a method for synthesizing &#x3b2;-cyano ketone compound, including steps of (1) adding a &#x3b1;-keto acid and sodium hydroxide to a separator-free electrolytic cell, adding acetonitrile thereto, and dissolving the &#x3b1;-keto acid and sodium hydroxide in acetonitrile by stirring to be uniform, to obtain a dissolution solution; (2) adding an alkene or a derivative thereof, cyanobenziodoxolone, and an electrolyte to the dissolution solution, to obtain a mixed solution; (3) subjecting the mixed solution to an electrochemical reaction by electrifying a cathode of a platinum sheet, and an anode of a graphite electrode to obtain a reacted solution; and (4) after the electrochemical reaction, collecting the reacted solution, adding water thereto and stirring to obtain a mixture, subjecting the mixture to an extraction to obtain an organic phase, drying the organic phase and purifying, to obtain the &#x3b2;-cyano ketone compound.

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Xiaohui Chen