What kind of titanium anode do titanium anode manufacturers use in electrolytic extraction of metals?

What kind of titanium anode do titanium anode manufacturers use in electrolytic extraction of metals?

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The electrolytic extraction of metals use an insoluble titanium anode, so that the metal ions to be extracted in the leached and purified electrolyte are far away from the cathode, and pure metals are obtained.
Electrolytic metallurgy has occupied a large proportion in the hydrometallurgical industry. Non-ferrous metals produced by electrolytic metallurgy include Zn, Cd, Cu, Mn, Co, Cr, Ni, iN, etc.
The advantage of electrolytic metallurgy is that it has high selectivity. Titanium anode manufacturers can obtain high-purity metals and can recover useful metals. Therefore, it can process low-grade minerals and polymetallic ores with complex components, which is conducive to the comprehensive utilization of resources. Copper extraction is a typical example. Due to the depletion of high-quality copper ore resources, the smelting of low-grade copper ores has attracted attention, and electrolytic extraction is generally used. In addition, the pollution to the environment is less, and the production is easier to be continuous and automated, but the energy consumption is higher. At present, energy saving is a very important research topic in electrolytic metallurgy.
There are two types of cathodes used in electrowinning. One is a reusable starter sheet. When the metal is deposited to a certain thickness (such as 2-3mm) on the initial electrode sheet, the deposited layer is peeled off, and the initial electrode sheet is then used again. For example, when zinc is electrolytically extracted, an aluminum plate is used as the starting plate; when cobalt is extracted, stainless steel is used; when copper is extracted, a titanium plate is used. The other kind of cathode is a disposable seed plate, which is taken out and melted after the same metal is deposited to a certain thickness.
Electrolytic extraction of metals can be performed in chloride electrolytes, sulfate electrolytes, and chloride-sulfate mixed electrolytes.
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