FEM-1 Flow-Through Electrochemical Module Cell FEM-1 àlow-through electrochemical module cell. FEM-1 module was developed by V. M.Bakhir and Yu. G. Zadorozhny in 1989, and its first models were made and tested in the same year.
FEM-3 Flow-Through Electrochemical Module Cell Flow-through electrochemical module reactor - FEM-3 module. FEM-3 module, in spite of its similarity to FEM-2 module in the principle of its application in electro-chemical systems, technically has an absolutely new design, and essentially differs from its prototype - FEM-2 module
FEM-7 Flow-Through Electrochemical Modular Cell Electrochemical modular cell to treat water solutions, a device to produce products of anodic oxidation of alkaline or alkaline-earth metal chloride solutions
FLOW THROUGH ELECTROCHEMICAL MODULAR ELEMENTS History of the Flow Through Electrochemical Modular Elements started in 1989 when Vitold Bakhir and Yuri Zadorozhny developed the first industrial FEM-1 element