I use rectangular electrodes 1/4" X 4" wet area and they wear evenly. They
get thinner and thinner over time, yet they retain their 1/4" width. This
leads me to believe that the current density is uniform throughout the
electrode and not just at the edge.
At 09:04 AM 6/10/03, Mike Monett wrote:
As you point out, the key would be to find the wear pattern. If the
thickness diminishes evenly, it may be a good idea. If it simply
wears from the bottom, then it is no better than cut rods. As you
mentioned some time ago, your rods using round wire with a "U" at
the bottom wear evenly. This is a good indication of uniform current
density and low particle generation.
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