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[Principles for constructing and electrochemical regenerator for dialysis solutions for the "artificial kidney" apparatus].

Controlled removal of the present quantities of renal metabolites from the waste dialysate can be effected by electrochemical regeneration of the worked-out dialysate, which is based on the use of a dialyzing solution electrolyzer (DSE). A theoretical rationale for DSE functioning modes has been provided. A reaction model of urea oxidation on bimetallic titanium-platinum electrodes has been drawn up. A procedure for calculating the basic technical data of DSE is proposed. The paper presents the design and experimental findings of a 4-section monopolar electrolyzer with electrode parallel-series connection that ensures discrete control of the electrolyzer's anode current provided that the preset anode current density is preserved.