Abstract

The process of treating galvanizing bath rinsing water by electrodialysis method with dialysate chamber filled with Fiban-K cation exchange fiber was investigated. The relationship between electromigration of zinc ions and electric current density was shown to have a maximum value within a range of 8–12 mA/cm2. Within this range the electromigration flow of zinc ions in the presence of ion exchange fiber increases by ∼20%, transport of hydrogen ions reaches 11.3% of the total flow of cations, residual concentration of zinc ions in dialysate in quasi-stationary mode at a current density of >10 mA/cm2 does not exceed 2–4 mg/dm3, and without chamber loaded—10–15 mg/dm3.

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