Iron-Carbon Micro-El
Iron-Carbon Micro-Electrolysis (Internal Electrolysis): A "micro-galvanic cell" without external power supply, breaking down refractory wastewater into biodegradable fragments for subsequent biological treatment.
National Multi-Industry (Pharmaceutical / Coking / Printing and Dyeing / Chemica
Pilot-scale to full-scale engineering (from tens to tens of thousands of m³/d)
Iron-carbon micro-electrolysis leverages iron filings (anode) and carbon (cathode) to form numerous microscopic galvanic cells in acidic wastewater, where Fe corrosion generates Fe²⁺, nascent [H], and ·OH that cleave chains and open rings, while Fe(OH)₃ c
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