After energization, copper dissolves from the anode into copper ions (Cu) and moves to the cathode, where electrons are obtained and pure copper is precipitated at the cathode. The power consumption in the electrolysis process refers to the industry average of 93.07kgce/t product comprehensive energy consumption in the "Energy Consumption Limit of Copper Smelting Enterprises" (GB 21248-2014) and the "National Industrial Energy Efficiency Guidelines (2014 Edition)", assuming that the recovery rate is 90%.
The collection and transportation of this product is not taken into account in the respective marketing activities. This dataset is suitable for the recycling process of scrap copper dismantled in retired lithium iron phosphate batteries.