Electrodeposition equipment for depositing radioisotopes from aqueous solutions on a stainless steel disc, with one station.
A rotating platinum electrode (anode) is immersed in the solution from which radioisotopes are to be isolated, with a stainless steel pellet (cathode) at the bottom of the electrolysis bottle. A regulated and constant direct current causes the galvanic deposition of the radioisotopes on the pellet, for quantitative measurement in, for example, nuclear medicine and research laboratories. The EDP 7000 was designed in collaboration with COGEMA. The standard model comes with a platinum electrode and a bottle holder; bottles and stainless steel discs are consumables. For two stations on one base, see the EDP 9002.
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| Stations | One |
|---|---|
| Electrolysis current | Regulated and adjustable direct current from 0.1 A to 5 A, resolution 0.02 A; polarity reverser |
| Electrode rotation speed | Continuously adjustable from 10 to 600 rpm; speed stability ±5 % according to torque |
| Electrolysis electrode | Flat platinum disc with screwable head |
| Display | Intensity and electrode rotation on an LCD screen |
| Timer | Passive timer from 1 minute to 9 hours, digital display and alarm buzzer |
| Cooling | High-flow ventilation, 1000 litres/min |
| Electrode height | Adjustable on a graduated ruler |
| Operating temperature | 0 °C to +45 °C |
| Footprint (L × H × D) | 245 × 650 × 255 mm |
| Power supply | 230 V, 50 Hz; maximum power 100 W |
Source: SDEC, EDP 7000 product page and EDP 7000/9002 brochure (2023); weight and storage temperature differ between the sources and are omitted. Full specifications are available in the documents.
