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e. Line Voltage <br /> Low line voltage will reduce plating current and efficiency. High line voltage will <br /> cause plating current and voltage to be too high for proper operation. <br /> f. Agitation <br /> ation <br /> It is necessary to constantly introduce fresh chemistry next to the cathode and <br /> anodes. This is accomplished by circulating or agitating the solution. <br /> g. Plating Current <br /> In a silver rich solution with a pH of 4.5, one troy ounce of silver will be plated for <br /> approximately every 8 amps of plating current in one hour. <br /> 4 Set up and Operation (Plumbing and Electrical) <br /> Follow manufacturers instructions for the connection of pipes, hoses or other <br /> plumbing fixtures. All units will have an inlet for silver bearing solutions and an outlet <br /> as well. For Recirciulating units the outlet will return to the fixer tank. For terminal <br /> units the outlet will be connected to subsequent treatment components, holding tanks <br /> or go directly to drain. <br /> Plug in the unit or otherwise connect to the appropriate power source according to <br /> manufacturers instructions. Additional electrical connections may be required to <br /> activate control systems or auxiliary pumps. Be sure to check with processor <br /> manufacturers instructions if any connections between the electrolytic recovery unit <br /> and the film or paper processor are to be made. <br /> After set-up and installation are complete turn on the power according to <br /> manufacturers instructions. In most units, solution must be in the units plating <br /> chamber(or internal holding tank)before power is on. Set the current or voltage <br /> manually, or otherwise check that the automatic control system is working. <br /> Ongoing operation of an electrolytic unit requires all plumbing connections remain <br /> intact and leak free and that all power connections also remain in good contact. <br /> Periodic manual control of current/voltage or the checking of automatic control <br /> systems according to manufacturers instructions is important for proper ongoing <br /> operations. <br /> I <br /> 1 <br />