Electrolytic manganese electrolytic manganese sheet use

Electrolytic manganese (electrolytic metal manganese) refers to the elemental metal obtained by manganese ore leaching with acid, and then sent to the electrolytic cell for electrolysis. Iron-like in appearance, irregular flakes, hard and brittle, bright on one side, rough on the other, silvery white to brown, silvery gray after processing into powder; easily oxidized in air, dissolved and replaced by dilute acid Hydrogen, when slightly higher than room temperature, can decompose water and release hydrogen gas.

The extraction methods of manganese metal mainly include thermal method (fire method) and electrolytic method (wet method). Electrolytic metal manganese), its purity can reach more than 99.7-99.9%. Electrolytic production has become the main way of manganese metal production.

The role of electrolytic manganese sheet: the purity of electrolytic manganese is very high, its function is to increase the hardness of alloy metal materials, widely used are manganese copper alloy, manganese aluminum alloy, 200 series stainless steel, manganese in these alloys can improve the hardness of the alloy Strength, toughness, wear and corrosion resistance.

Application fields of electrolytic manganese flakes: Manganese and manganese alloys are one of the indispensable and important raw materials in the steel industry, aluminum alloy industry, magnetic material industry, and chemical industry.

Manganese is an indispensable additive in the smelting industry. After electrolytic manganese is processed into powder, it is the main raw material for the production of manganese tetraoxide. The original magnetic material widely used in the electronics industry is produced from manganese tetraoxide. The electronics industry, metallurgical industry and The aerospace industry requires electrolytic manganese metal. With the continuous development of science and technology and the continuous improvement of productivity, electrolytic manganese metal has been successfully and widely used in iron and steel smelting, nonferrous metallurgy, electronic technology, chemical industry, environmental protection, Food hygiene, welding rod industry, aerospace industry and other fields.