Sacrificial anode is a technology that utilizes the principle of electrochemical primary cell for metal corrosion protection. The basic principle is to connect the metal with negative potential (called sacrificial anode) with the protected metal structure to form a primary cell system.
InquiryCommonly used sacrificial anode materials include magnesium, magnesium alloys, pure zinc, zinc alloys and aluminum alloys. These materials have sufficient negative potentials to corrode preferentially in the electrolyte, thereby protecting other metallic structures.
InquirySacrificial anode is a technology that utilizes the principle of electrochemical primary cell for metal corrosion protection. The basic principle is to connect the metal with negative potential (called sacrificial anode) with the protected metal structure to form a primary cell system.
InquiryIn the primary cell, the sacrificial anode, as the negative pole, undergoes an oxidation reaction and is gradually consumed, thus protecting the protected metal, as the positive pole, from corrosion.
InquiryOil, petrochemical, natural gas transmission pipelines and storage tanks: prevent corrosion of pipelines and storage tanks. Harbors, bridges, ships: protect underwater and exposed metal structures. Submarine cable pipelines: protect submarine equipment from seawater corrosion.
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