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JP2017145464A JP2016028471A JP2016028471A JP2017145464A JP 2017145464 A JP2017145464 A JP 2017145464A JP 2016028471 A JP2016028471 A JP 2016028471A JP 2016028471 A JP2016028471 A JP 2016028471A JP 2017145464 A JP2017145464 A JP 2017145464A
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a manufacturing method of a cathode for electrolytic refining that can maintain a cathode height dimension to a proper dimension.SOLUTION: A cathode 1 is formed by welding a hanger 12 to a cathode plate 11 using a welding device, followed by measuring a length L from an upper edge of the hanger 12 to an upper edge of the cathode plate 11, further followed by obtaining a deviation E between the measured value L and a reference value R, and the setting of the welding device is changed such that a welding position of the hanger 12 is corrected by the deviation E to the cathode plate 11. Since the setting of the welding device is changed such that a length from an upper edge of the hanger 12 to an upper edge of the cathode plate 11 becomes the reference value R, a height dimension of the cathode 1 can be maintained at an appropriate dimension.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

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本発明は、電解製錬用カソードの製造方法に関する。さらに詳しくは、カソード板に吊手を溶接して電解製錬用カソードを製造する方法に関する。   The present invention relates to a method for producing a cathode for electrolytic smelting. More specifically, the present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a cathode for electrolytic smelting by welding a handle to a cathode plate.

ニッケル、コバルト等の金属の電解製錬は、電解槽にアノードとカソードとを交互に挿入し、カソードに目的金属を電着させることによって行われる。ここで、カソードは、カソード板に吊手を溶接し、吊手にビームを通すことで形成される。   Electrolytic smelting of metals such as nickel and cobalt is performed by alternately inserting anodes and cathodes into an electrolytic cell and electrodepositing a target metal on the cathodes. Here, the cathode is formed by welding a hanger to the cathode plate and passing the beam through the hanger.

電解製錬では、電解効率を高めるために、電極間の距離ができるだけ短く設定されている。しかし、カソード板は薄肉であるため、電解操業中に電着応力により歪が生じる。カソード板に歪が生じると、カソードとアノードとが接触し、ショートとなる場合がある。ショートが発生すると、電解効率が低下し、また、電着金属の品質が低下するという問題がある。   In electrolytic smelting, the distance between electrodes is set as short as possible in order to increase the electrolysis efficiency. However, since the cathode plate is thin, distortion occurs due to electrodeposition stress during electrolytic operation. When distortion occurs in the cathode plate, the cathode and the anode may come into contact with each other, resulting in a short circuit. When a short circuit occurs, there are problems that the electrolytic efficiency is lowered and the quality of the electrodeposited metal is lowered.

この問題に対して、特許文献1には、カソード板の両側縁と下縁とを取り囲むスペーサを用いることで、カソードとアノードとの接触を防止することが開示されている。また、特許文献2には、スペーサを用いた電解精製において、カソード板の両側縁および下縁におけるスペーサの遮蔽寸法を、カソード板の幅寸法または高さ寸法の0.5〜5%とすることが好ましいと記載されている。   With respect to this problem, Patent Document 1 discloses that a contact between the cathode and the anode is prevented by using a spacer that surrounds both side edges and the lower edge of the cathode plate. Further, in Patent Document 2, in electrolytic refining using a spacer, the shielding dimension of the spacer on both side edges and the lower edge of the cathode plate is 0.5 to 5% of the width dimension or height dimension of the cathode sheet. Is preferred.

特開平06−287787号公報Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 06-287787 特開2011−162824号公報JP 2011-162824 A

ところで、カソード板や吊手の寸法にはバラつきがあり、カソード板に対する吊手の溶接位置にもバラつきがある。そのため、スペーサの遮蔽寸法はカソードごとにバラつきが生じる。カソード板の側縁の遮蔽寸法は、電解槽の液面から確認でき、カソードを左右にずらすことで調整できる。しかし、カソード板の下縁の遮蔽寸法は、カソードを電解槽に挿入した状態では確認できないし、確認できたとしても調整する手段がない。そのため、カソードの高さ寸法は、バラつきが少なく、適切な寸法に維持されることが求められる。   By the way, there are variations in the dimensions of the cathode plate and the suspension, and the welding position of the suspension on the cathode plate also varies. Therefore, the shielding dimension of the spacer varies for each cathode. The shielding dimension of the side edge of the cathode plate can be confirmed from the liquid level of the electrolytic cell, and can be adjusted by shifting the cathode left and right. However, the shielding dimension of the lower edge of the cathode plate cannot be confirmed with the cathode inserted into the electrolytic cell, and even if it can be confirmed, there is no means for adjusting. Therefore, the height dimension of the cathode is required to be maintained at an appropriate dimension with little variation.

本発明は上記事情に鑑み、カソードの高さ寸法を適切な寸法に維持できる電解製錬用カソードの製造方法を提供することを目的とする。   In view of the above circumstances, an object of the present invention is to provide a method for producing a cathode for electrolytic smelting capable of maintaining the height of the cathode at an appropriate size.

第1発明の電解製錬用カソードの製造方法は、溶接装置を用いてカソード板に吊手を溶接してカソードを形成し、前記カソードの前記吊手の上端から前記カソード板の上縁までの長さを測定し、測定値と基準値との偏差を求め、前記カソード板に対する前記吊手の溶接位置を前記偏差の分だけ修正するように前記溶接装置の設定を変更することを特徴とする。   According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method of manufacturing a cathode for electrolytic smelting, wherein a cathode is formed by welding a handle to a cathode plate using a welding apparatus, and the upper end of the cathode to the upper edge of the cathode plate. The length is measured, the deviation between the measured value and the reference value is obtained, and the setting of the welding apparatus is changed so as to correct the welding position of the suspender with respect to the cathode plate by the deviation. .

第1発明によれば、吊手の上端からカソード板の上縁までの長さが基準値となるように溶接装置の設定が変更されるので、カソードの高さ寸法を適切な寸法に維持できる。   According to the first invention, since the setting of the welding apparatus is changed so that the length from the upper end of the suspension to the upper edge of the cathode plate becomes the reference value, the height of the cathode can be maintained at an appropriate dimension. .

カソード1およびスペーサ2の斜視図である。2 is a perspective view of a cathode 1 and a spacer 2. FIG.

つぎに、本発明の実施形態を図面に基づき説明する。
本発明の一実施形態に係る電解製錬用カソードの製造方法は、図1に示すようなカソード1の製造方法である。カソード1は電解精製や電解採取といった電解製錬に用いられる。電解製錬の目的金属は特に限定されないが、ニッケル、コバルト、銅等が挙げられる。
Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
The manufacturing method of the cathode for electrolytic smelting which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention is a manufacturing method of the cathode 1 as shown in FIG. The cathode 1 is used for electrolytic smelting such as electrolytic purification and electrolytic extraction. The target metal for electrolytic smelting is not particularly limited, and examples thereof include nickel, cobalt, and copper.

カソード1は、カソード板11の上縁部に2つの吊手12を溶接することで形成されている。吊手12には図示しないカソードビームが通される。カソードビームの両端を電解槽の縁に掛けることで、カソード1が電解槽に懸垂状態で挿入される。   The cathode 1 is formed by welding two hanging hands 12 to the upper edge portion of the cathode plate 11. A cathode beam (not shown) is passed through the handle 12. By hanging both ends of the cathode beam on the edge of the electrolytic cell, the cathode 1 is inserted into the electrolytic cell in a suspended state.

このカソード1は、以下の手順で製造される。
まず、カソード板11として用いられる種板が製造される。種板製造用電解設備において、一般構造用圧延鋼材(SS)、ステンレス鋼(SUS)、チタン等の不溶性母板をカソードとして用いて電解する。母板上に薄く電着した金属を剥ぎ取ることにより種板が製造される。
The cathode 1 is manufactured by the following procedure.
First, a seed plate used as the cathode plate 11 is manufactured. In an electrolysis facility for producing a seed plate, electrolysis is performed using an insoluble base plate such as a general structural rolled steel (SS), stainless steel (SUS), or titanium as a cathode. A seed plate is produced by stripping the thinly electrodeposited metal on the base plate.

製造された種板の一部はカソード板11として用いられる。カソード板11の寸法は特に限定されないが、例えば、高さ1,000mm、幅800mm、厚さ1mmである。製造された種板の残部は短冊状に切断され吊手用短冊となる。吊手用短冊の寸法は特に限定されないが、例えば、長さ500mm、幅100mmである。   A part of the produced seed plate is used as the cathode plate 11. The dimensions of the cathode plate 11 are not particularly limited. For example, the height is 1,000 mm, the width is 800 mm, and the thickness is 1 mm. The remaining part of the produced seed plate is cut into a strip shape to form a strip for a suspension. The dimensions of the hanging strip are not particularly limited. For example, the length is 500 mm and the width is 100 mm.

つぎに、溶接装置を用いて、カソード板11に吊手12を溶接してカソード1を形成する。この際、吊手用短冊をピンセットのように二又状に折曲げ、吊手12とする。吊手12を2本用い、それぞれの下端部でカソード板11の上縁部を挟み、スポット溶接で固定することでカソード1が製造される。   Next, the cathode 1 is formed by welding the hanger 12 to the cathode plate 11 using a welding apparatus. At this time, the suspension strip is folded into a bifurcated shape like a tweezers to form the suspension 12. The cathode 1 is manufactured by using two suspensions 12, sandwiching the upper edge of the cathode plate 11 at each lower end, and fixing by spot welding.

溶接装置は、カソード板11の下縁を位置決めし、吊手12の上端をプッシャーで押してカソード板11に近づけ、カソード板11に対して吊手12を所定の位置に配置し、スポット溶接を行うように構成されている。また、溶接装置は、カソード板11に対する吊手12の位置を調整可能となっている。   The welding apparatus positions the lower edge of the cathode plate 11, pushes the upper end of the handle 12 with a pusher to approach the cathode plate 11, places the handle 12 at a predetermined position with respect to the cathode plate 11, and performs spot welding. It is configured as follows. Moreover, the welding apparatus can adjust the position of the suspension 12 with respect to the cathode plate 11.

前述のごとく、カソード板11や吊手12の寸法にはバラつきがあり、カソード板11に対する吊手12の溶接位置にもバラつきがある。そのため、カソード1の高さ寸法にもバラつきが生じる。そこで、本実施形態に係る製造方法では、カソード1の高さ寸法のバラつきを抑えるため、以下の操作が行われる。   As described above, the dimensions of the cathode plate 11 and the suspension 12 vary, and the welding position of the suspension 12 with respect to the cathode plate 11 also varies. Therefore, the height dimension of the cathode 1 also varies. Therefore, in the manufacturing method according to the present embodiment, the following operation is performed in order to suppress variations in the height dimension of the cathode 1.

溶接装置で製造されたカソード1のうち、いくつかをサンプリングし、吊手12の上端からカソード板11の上縁までの長さLを測定する。カソード1の高さ寸法、すなわち、吊手12の上端からカソード板11の下縁までの長さを直接測定しようとすると、この長さは1mを超えるため、作業員にとって作業が煩雑である。しかも、メジャーを用いて測定しようとすると、カソード1の高さ方向に対して斜めに測定してしまい、測定精度が低くなる。これに対して、吊手12の上端からカソード板11の上縁までの長さLを測定するようにすれば、たかだか十数cmであるので、作業員にとって作業が容易である。また、吊手12の端に沿って定規を当てるだけで測定できるので、斜めに測定する恐れがなく、測定精度が高くなる。   Some of the cathodes 1 manufactured by the welding apparatus are sampled, and the length L from the upper end of the suspension 12 to the upper edge of the cathode plate 11 is measured. If it is attempted to directly measure the height dimension of the cathode 1, that is, the length from the upper end of the suspension 12 to the lower edge of the cathode plate 11, this length exceeds 1 m, and the work is complicated for the worker. Moreover, if measurement is attempted using a measure, the measurement is performed obliquely with respect to the height direction of the cathode 1, and the measurement accuracy is lowered. On the other hand, if the length L from the upper end of the hanging hand 12 to the upper edge of the cathode plate 11 is measured, it is only a few tens of centimeters, so that the worker can easily work. Moreover, since it can measure only by applying a ruler along the end of the suspension 12, there is no fear of measuring obliquely, and the measurement accuracy is increased.

サンプリングの枚数は特に限定されないが、例えば、カソード1が1日当り3,000枚製造される設備において、そのうち3枚をサンプリングすればよい。すなわち、カソード1の総枚数の0.1%程度をサンプリングすればよい。   The number of samples is not particularly limited. For example, in an equipment where 3,000 cathodes 1 are manufactured per day, three of them may be sampled. That is, about 0.1% of the total number of cathodes 1 may be sampled.

また、測定頻度は特に限定されないが、例えば、1日1回程度でよい。カソード板11や吊手12の寸法は、数時間単位では変動せず、1日程度で変動するためである。   The measurement frequency is not particularly limited, but may be about once a day, for example. This is because the dimensions of the cathode plate 11 and the handle 12 do not change in units of several hours but change in about one day.

つぎに、測定値Lと基準値Rとの偏差Eを求める。ここで、基準値Rは、カソード1の高さ寸法が適切な寸法である場合の、吊手12の上端からカソード板11の上縁までの長さとして、予め定められている。基準値Rは、例えば160mmに設定される。偏差Eは測定値Lから基準値Rを減算することで得られる。   Next, a deviation E between the measured value L and the reference value R is obtained. Here, the reference value R is determined in advance as the length from the upper end of the handle 12 to the upper edge of the cathode plate 11 when the height of the cathode 1 is an appropriate dimension. The reference value R is set to 160 mm, for example. The deviation E is obtained by subtracting the reference value R from the measured value L.

つぎに、求めた偏差Eに基づき溶接装置の設定を変更する。具体的には、カソード板11に対する吊手12の溶接位置を偏差Eの分だけ修正するように溶接装置の設定を変更する。例えば、偏差Eが+50mmである場合、吊手12をカソード板11に50mm近づけるように調整する。逆に、偏差Eが-50mmである場合、吊手12をカソード板11から50mm遠ざけるように調整する。   Next, the setting of the welding apparatus is changed based on the obtained deviation E. Specifically, the setting of the welding apparatus is changed so as to correct the welding position of the hanger 12 with respect to the cathode plate 11 by the deviation E. For example, when the deviation E is +50 mm, the hanging hand 12 is adjusted so as to be closer to the cathode plate 11 by 50 mm. Conversely, when the deviation E is -50 mm, the suspension 12 is adjusted so as to be 50 mm away from the cathode plate 11.

以上のような測定値Lのフィードバックは、測定の度に行ってもよいし、偏差Eが所定値以上離れた場合にのみ行ってもよい。例えば、偏差Eの絶対値が基準値Rの30%(基準値Rが160mmの場合、約50mm)以上となった場合にのみ、溶接装置の調整を行ってもよい。   The feedback of the measurement value L as described above may be performed every measurement, or may be performed only when the deviation E is a predetermined value or more. For example, the welding apparatus may be adjusted only when the absolute value of the deviation E is 30% or more of the reference value R (about 50 mm when the reference value R is 160 mm).

以上の手順で、溶接装置の設定を変更した後は、適切な高さ寸法を有するカソード1を製造できる。カソード板11や吊手12の寸法が変化し、カソード1の高さ寸法が再び変化した場合には、再度、溶接装置の設定変更が行われる。   After changing the setting of the welding apparatus in the above procedure, the cathode 1 having an appropriate height can be manufactured. When the dimensions of the cathode plate 11 and the suspension 12 change and the height dimension of the cathode 1 changes again, the setting of the welding apparatus is changed again.

以上のように、吊手12の上端からカソード板11の上縁までの長さLが基準値Rとなるように溶接装置の設定が変更されるので、カソード1の高さ寸法を適切な寸法に維持できる。   As described above, since the setting of the welding apparatus is changed so that the length L from the upper end of the handle 12 to the upper edge of the cathode plate 11 becomes the reference value R, the height dimension of the cathode 1 is set to an appropriate dimension. Can be maintained.

製造されたカソード1は、吊手12にカソードビームが通される。そして、カソードビームの両端を電解槽の縁に掛けることで、カソード1が電解槽に懸垂状態で挿入される。   In the manufactured cathode 1, the cathode beam is passed through the handle 12. Then, the cathode 1 is inserted into the electrolytic cell in a suspended state by hanging both ends of the cathode beam on the edge of the electrolytic cell.

電解槽には、図1に示すようなスペーサ2が設置されている。スペーサ2はカソード板11の両側縁と下縁とを取り囲む枠材であり、塩化ビニル、FRP、木等の絶縁体からなる。また、スペーサ2の枠断面はV字状であり、V字の枠面とカソード板11との角度が10〜80°となるように形成されている。   A spacer 2 as shown in FIG. 1 is installed in the electrolytic cell. The spacer 2 is a frame material that surrounds both side edges and the lower edge of the cathode plate 11, and is made of an insulator such as vinyl chloride, FRP, or wood. Moreover, the frame cross section of the spacer 2 is V-shaped, and the angle between the V-shaped frame surface and the cathode plate 11 is 10 to 80 °.

カソード1はスペーサ2の上面開放部から挿入される。そうすると、カソード板11の両側縁と下縁とはスペーサ2によって拘束された状態となる。そのため、電着応力によりカソード板11に歪が生じても、スペーサ2が障壁となり、カソード1とアノードとの接触を防止できる。   The cathode 1 is inserted from the open top surface of the spacer 2. Then, both side edges and the lower edge of the cathode plate 11 are constrained by the spacer 2. Therefore, even if the cathode plate 11 is distorted by electrodeposition stress, the spacer 2 becomes a barrier, and contact between the cathode 1 and the anode can be prevented.

カソード板11の両側縁および下縁におけるスペーサ2の遮蔽寸法を、カソード板11の幅寸法または高さ寸法の0.5〜5%とすることが好ましい。遮蔽寸法を0.5%以上とすれば、カソード板11の歪によるカソード1とアノードとの接触を十分に防ぐことができるからである。また、スペーサ2による遮蔽部はカソード板11への電着がその他の部分よりも少なくなり、薄肉となる。遮蔽寸法を5%以下とすることで、遮蔽により生じる薄肉部を最小限に抑えることができる。   It is preferable that the shielding dimension of the spacer 2 at both side edges and the lower edge of the cathode plate 11 is 0.5 to 5% of the width dimension or height dimension of the cathode plate 11. This is because if the shielding dimension is 0.5% or more, contact between the cathode 1 and the anode due to distortion of the cathode plate 11 can be sufficiently prevented. Further, the shielding portion by the spacer 2 is thinned because electrodeposition to the cathode plate 11 is smaller than other portions. By setting the shielding dimension to 5% or less, it is possible to minimize the thin portion caused by the shielding.

電解製錬後のカソード1(以下、電着板と称する。)は、25〜100mm角程度に切断され、出荷される。この切断時に、電着板はテーブルに水平に配置され、プッシャーで端部を押され、切断位置まで搬送され、切断される。この際、電着板の縁に薄肉部があると、プッシャーとテーブルとの隙間に薄肉部が挟まれ、切断機が停止する。そうすると、切断工程の操業効率が低下する。遮蔽寸法を5%以下とし、薄肉部を最小限に抑えることで、電着板の切断時のプッシャー噛みこみの発生を抑えることができる。   The cathode 1 (hereinafter referred to as an electrodeposition plate) after electrolytic smelting is cut to about 25 to 100 mm square and shipped. At the time of this cutting, the electrodeposition plate is horizontally arranged on the table, the end is pushed by the pusher, conveyed to the cutting position, and cut. At this time, if there is a thin portion at the edge of the electrodeposition plate, the thin portion is sandwiched in the gap between the pusher and the table, and the cutting machine stops. If it does so, the operation efficiency of a cutting process will fall. By setting the shielding dimension to 5% or less and minimizing the thin-walled portion, it is possible to suppress the occurrence of the pusher biting when the electrodeposition plate is cut.

カソード板11の高さ寸法が1,000mmの場合、カソード板11の下縁におけるスペーサ2の遮蔽寸法は5〜50mm(1,000mmの0.5〜5%)が好ましい。遮蔽寸法の目標値を3%とした場合、30mmである。遮蔽寸法が30mmとなるように、基準値R(160mm)が設定される。   When the height dimension of the cathode plate 11 is 1,000 mm, the shielding dimension of the spacer 2 at the lower edge of the cathode plate 11 is preferably 5 to 50 mm (0.5 to 5% of 1,000 mm). When the target value of the shielding dimension is 3%, it is 30 mm. The reference value R (160 mm) is set so that the shielding dimension is 30 mm.

本実施形態の製造方法でカソード1を製造すれば、カソード板11の下縁の遮蔽寸法を適切な寸法に維持できる。そのため、カソード1とアノードとの接触を十分に防ぐことができる。また、電着板の切断時のプッシャー噛みこみの発生を抑えることができる。   If the cathode 1 is manufactured by the manufacturing method of this embodiment, the shielding dimension of the lower edge of the cathode plate 11 can be maintained at an appropriate dimension. Therefore, contact between the cathode 1 and the anode can be sufficiently prevented. In addition, it is possible to suppress the occurrence of the pusher biting when the electrodeposition plate is cut.

(共通の条件)
実施例1、比較例1の共通の条件は以下のとおりである。
以下の条件でニッケルの電解採取を行った。
電解液:塩化ニッケル水溶液
電解槽:長さ4m、幅1m、深さ2m(有効容積7m3
カソード板:高さ1,000mm、幅800mm、厚さ1mm
スペーサ:高さ1,065mm、幅830mm、厚さ55mm
カソード挿入枚数:52枚/槽
通電電流:23.0kA
操業期間:1か月
(Common conditions)
The common conditions of Example 1 and Comparative Example 1 are as follows.
Electrolytic extraction of nickel was performed under the following conditions.
Electrolyte: Nickel chloride aqueous solution Electrolyzer: Length 4m, width 1m, depth 2m (effective volume 7m 3 )
Cathode plate: height 1,000mm, width 800mm, thickness 1mm
Spacer: Height 1,065mm, width 830mm, thickness 55mm
Number of inserted cathodes: 52 / bath energizing current: 23.0kA
Operation period: 1 month

(実施例1)
溶接装置で製造されたカソード1のうち、3枚をサンプリングし、吊手12の上端からカソード板11の上縁までの長さLを測定した。測定値Lと基準値R(=160mm)との偏差Eを求め、偏差Eの絶対値が50mmを超える場合に、溶接装置の設定を変更した。長さLの測定は1日1回行った。
Example 1
Three of the cathodes 1 manufactured by the welding apparatus were sampled, and the length L from the upper end of the suspension 12 to the upper edge of the cathode plate 11 was measured. The deviation E between the measured value L and the reference value R (= 160 mm) was obtained, and the setting of the welding apparatus was changed when the absolute value of the deviation E exceeded 50 mm. The length L was measured once a day.

その結果、カソード板11の下縁部の歪によるショートの発生枚数は、平均11枚/日であった。   As a result, the average number of shorts due to distortion at the lower edge of the cathode plate 11 was 11 sheets / day.

(比較例1)
カソード1の長さLの測定を行わず、溶接装置の設定変更も行わなかった。
その結果、カソード板11の下縁部の歪によるショートの発生枚数は、平均22枚/日であった。なお、ショートが発生したカソード板11の下縁の遮蔽寸法は0.3%であり、好ましい範囲から逸脱していた。
(Comparative Example 1)
The length L of the cathode 1 was not measured, and the setting of the welding apparatus was not changed.
As a result, the number of shorts due to distortion at the lower edge of the cathode plate 11 was 22 sheets / day on average. The shielding dimension of the lower edge of the cathode plate 11 where the short circuit occurred was 0.3%, which deviated from the preferred range.

以上より、実施例1では、カソード1の高さ寸法を適切な寸法に維持でき、カソード板11の下縁の遮蔽寸法を適切な寸法に維持できた。その結果、ショートの発生枚数を抑えられることが確認できた。   As described above, in Example 1, the height dimension of the cathode 1 can be maintained at an appropriate dimension, and the shielding dimension of the lower edge of the cathode plate 11 can be maintained at an appropriate dimension. As a result, it was confirmed that the number of shorts can be suppressed.

1 カソード
11 カソード板
12 吊手
2 スペーサ
1 Cathode 11 Cathode plate 12 Lifter 2 Spacer

Claims (1)

溶接装置を用いてカソード板に吊手を溶接してカソードを形成し、
前記カソードの前記吊手の上端から前記カソード板の上縁までの長さを測定し、
測定値と基準値との偏差を求め、
前記カソード板に対する前記吊手の溶接位置を前記偏差の分だけ修正するように前記溶接装置の設定を変更する
ことを特徴とする電解製錬用カソードの製造方法。
Using a welding device to weld a suspension to the cathode plate to form the cathode,
Measure the length from the upper end of the hangers of the cathode to the upper edge of the cathode plate,
Find the deviation between the measured value and the reference value,
A method for producing a cathode for electrolytic smelting, characterized in that the setting of the welding apparatus is changed so as to correct the welding position of the hand to the cathode plate by the deviation.
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