Hi,
I'm looking for a circuit/design to build a HCL chlorinater. The one where U put electrodes in HCL and generate chlorine gas. Don't want to fill my pool with salt.
I can use stainless steel electrodes which is much cheaper then those electrodes they use for the salt chlorinaters. I just don't know enough about chemistry to build a control circuit.
Any ideas?
No that's a salt-water one. I'm looking for a the hydrochloric acid (HCL) one. With this U have a tank with the acid in it and some electrodes and by sending the current through the electrodes it generates chlorine gas wich U then feed back into your pump via a venturi.
I'm just looking for some control circuit that will limit the current and switch off / indicate when the acid needs to be replaced
Not really. That process generates very little gas not like when U use gas cylinders. That's why U need the venturi to suck it up. I think your dry chlorine is more dangerous then the little gas coming through there. Keep in mind that your salt chlorinater also generates about the same amount of gas and for the acid...U use that regularly to maintain the pH in your pool.
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