Adjust Voltage Electrocoagulation System For Wastewater Treatment 1m3/H Capacity

The Electrocoagulation System is an advanced wastewater treatment solution that utilizes metal hydroxide produced by soluble metal anodes during flocculation to effectively remove contaminants from water. The system typically employs aluminum, iron, or other readily available metals as anode materials.

The electrocoagulation process involves three key reactions:

• Electrochemical reaction: Fe→Fe²⁺+2e
• Anodizing reaction: 2OH⁻→2[O]+2e→O₂+2e (nascent oxygen has strong oxidation function)
• Cathode reduction: 2H⁺+2e→2[H]→H₂ (nascent hydrogen breaks bonds, COD, and chromophore functional groups)

These oxidation and reduction reactions occur continuously on the system's plates.

• Wide power supply adaptability (220V-480VAC range)
• Enhanced safety with embedded isolated voltage circuit and multiple protection mechanisms (phase loss, overload, overcurrent, etc.)
• Automatic control system detects ion state in water to adjust current and voltage
• Energy efficient operation with Fe(OH)₂ and Fe(OH)₃ as natural coagulants, eliminating need for polymers