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Coated valve metal anode for electrolytic extraction of metals or metal oxides

CA 1259950 A · Owner: Heraeus Elektroden Gmbh · Inventors: Koziol, Konrad; Wenk, Erich

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An electrode comprises a horizontally arranged current feed which is formed by a rail of copper or has such a rail as a current conductive component. From this rail at least one current distributor branches which is con-, structed of a sleeve of valve metal and a core arranged therein, and of a metal which is a good electrical conductor which is in electrical connection with the sleeve and in which preferably a contact structure is embedded which consists of valve metal and is connected to the inner surface of the sleeve by a plurality of weld positions. To the sleeve of the current distributor an active part of the electrode is mechanically and electrically conductively connected. The …

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  • Granted September 26, 1989. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended September 26, 2006.
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FiledFebruary 19, 1985
GrantedSeptember 26, 1989
Term endedSeptember 26, 2006
Patent numberCA 1259950 A
Classification (IPC)C25C7/02 +2 more

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1986198919921995199820012004Application filedFeb 19, 1985Patent grantedSep 26, 1989Term endedSep 26, 2006

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