A memristive hyperchaotic oscillator with complete control and its application in the electrolysis of manganese

Yang, Jie; Li, Chunbiao; Zhang, Qian; Zhang, Xin; Wu, Zhihao; Zhong, Haidong; Liu, Peiqiao; Liu, Zuohua; Tao, Changyuan; Huang, Keyu; Li, Jiaxing; Zheng, Guocan

doi:10.1016/j.chaos.2024.114832

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Enhanced manganese electrodeposition through chaotic switching modulation using a single-transistor oscillator

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Enhanced manganese electrodeposition through chaotic switching modulation using a single-transistor oscillator

Minati,

Yang,

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Improving the current efficiency of electrodeposited manganese metal using variable current electrolysis and its mechanism

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Chaos-Enhanced Manganese Electrolysis: Nodule Suppression and Improved Efficiency using Controllable Chaotic Electrical Signals

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Li,

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The control and industrial application of chaotic systems is a major obstacle limiting the diffusion of chaos theory. In this study, we proposed a new chaotic system, which possessed the amplitude control, multi-waveform output, and two-dimensional offset boosting functions. In addition, the application of chaotic circuits in manganese metal electrolysis system can replace conventional direct current (DC). It has been shown that the use of time-varying electricity facilitates the suppression of electrochemical oscillations, and inhibits the growth of spherical manganese nodules. An examination of current efficiency for different oscillations (period 1, period 2, chaos-a and chaos-b) and various current amplitudes has established that chaos-a electrical signals are most suitable for inhibiting the growth of manganese nodules. The Mn nodule area ratios can be reduced by 38% with a 5.83% increase in current efficiency, representing an energy consumption saving of 0.58 kWh/kg. This interdisciplinary approach holds promise for advancing the study of nonlinear dynamic behavior in electrochemical reaction processes and addressing critical challenges in various fields, such as energy dissipation, quality improvement of electrodeposited products, and regulation of by-product properties.

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A memristive hyperchaotic oscillator with complete control and its application in the electrolysis of manganese

Cited by 3 publications

References 57 publications

Enhanced manganese electrodeposition through chaotic switching modulation using a single-transistor oscillator

Enhanced manganese electrodeposition through chaotic switching modulation using a single-transistor oscillator

Improving the current efficiency of electrodeposited manganese metal using variable current electrolysis and its mechanism

Chaos-Enhanced Manganese Electrolysis: Nodule Suppression and Improved Efficiency using Controllable Chaotic Electrical Signals

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