Electrometallurgical & Electro Agro Systems

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Electrometallurgical & Electro Agro Systems

Effects Of Electric Current There are various types of effects of electric current as follows: The magnetic effects The chemical effects The heating effects

The Chemical Effects of Electric Current Whenever a dc current is passed through a chemical solution, the solution is decomposed into its constituent substances. This process is called as the chemical effect of the electric current. The chemical effect of current is used in the following applications: For extracting metals from their ores. For electrodeposition of metals.(electroplating) For refining of metals etc. The electrodeposition process of metals is used for electroplating and electrotyping.

Electrolytes: Electrolytes are the liquids which allow the electric current to pass through them. Such a current flow results is some chemical changes in the electrolyte. Ionization: Ionization is the process in which the molecules are split into positive and negative ions.

Electrolysis Fig.(1) shows the process of electrolysis. The electrolyte is prepared by mixing the copper sulphate in water. Then, the molecules of CuSO4 are dissociated into positive copper (Cu) ions and negative sulphate (SO4) ions. These ions start moving in the electrolyte. If two electrodes with an external battery connected between them as shown in fig.(1) dipped into electrolyte, Cu ions attracted towards negative electrode and SO4 ions attracts towards positive electrode.

The sulphate ions then react with water to form sulphuric acid and oxygen is liberated at the positive electrode. 2 SO4 + 2 H2O = 2 H2SO4 + O2 Thus due to the passage of dc current, the electrolyte will get decomposed. This process is called as electrolysis.

Fig.(1): Electrolysis

Applications of electrolysis: For electrodeposition of metals (electroplating) For refining of metals. For extracting metals from their ores.

Electroplating Electroplating is the process of depositing a layer of some material for protective purposes on the articles of other base metals. Fig.(1) shows the electroplating process. Electrolyte is kept is tank which is made up of chemically resistant material like RCC, wood, fibre glass etc. In electrolyte anode and the article to be plated is dipped. The anode is connected to positive terminal of battery and article to be plated is connected negative terminal of battery. As soon as external dc supply is turned on, the process of electrolysis will begin. The anode is made up of metal to be deposited. So it loses the metal and layer of that metal gets depositied on the article and the article to be electroplated.

Applications of electroplating: Gold or silver plating on ornaments Zink, nickel or chromium plating on the cast iron and steel iron parts to prevent corrosion. Surface are plated with nickel or chromium for extra shining.

Applications of Electrical Machines In Agro System Following are some of the applications of electrical machines in agriculture systems: Water pumps. Water pumps on the borewells. Cutting machines for crops. Machines for all the operations related to agriculture. Diesel generators.

Various types of water pumps: Displacement pumps. End suction centrifugal pumps. Turbines and jet pumps. Centrifugal pumps. Submersible pumps. Booster pumps. Floating pumps.

Various types of motors used in electro-agro system: Single phase induction motor Three phase induction motor.