Corrosion protection of cathode collectors in aluminum reduction cells
CA 1307235 C · Owner: Walker, Joseph K. · Inventors: De Respiris, Donald L.; Gesing, Adam J.; Walker, Joseph K.
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In an aluminium reduction cell including a cell lining and embedded therein at least one cathode current collector including a high temperature section comprising an electrically conducting refractory material such as titanium diboride, generally in conjunction with molten aluminium metal corrosion is a, problem. The invention provides a substance to protect the collector section. The substance may be a liquid impermeable layer e.g. particulate material impregnated with a molten fluoride-or chloridecontaining salt mixture; or a getter such as particulate aluminium to react chemically with gaseous corrosive species. Combinations of these substances may be used, optionally in conjunction with …
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- Granted September 8, 1992. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended September 8, 2009.
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