Marine Sacrificial Aluminum| Zinc Indium Anode for ships

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Product Description

 Commodity :     Cast Marine Sacrificial Aluminum| Zinc Indium Anode for ship

 

 

Zinc anodes for commercial or millitary vessels

 

 

 

Application: 

Zinc Soil Anodes are used where soil conditions require the use of Zinc Anodes such as saline mud below 120 F (50 C). These anodes would protect objects underground such a storage tanks, containers, and buried structures.

 

 Our anodes are used  in recreational , commercial and millitary vessels.

Placed on hulls, propeller shafts, rudders, trimtabs, outboard engines,stem drives, and in coding system of most inboard engines to protect metal parts from galvanic corrosion.

 

 

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Production standard: 

 ASTM

 

 

Elements

ASTM B418-95 US Mill 18001 K

 

 

Type I (Seawater)

Type II (soil)

Al %

0.1-0.5

<0.005 %

Cd %

0.025 – 0.07

<0.003 %

Fe %

<0.005

<0.004 %

Pb %

<0.006

<0.003 %

Cu %

<0.005

<0.002 %

Others Each

<0.02

<0.02 %

Other Total

<0.10

<0.10%

Zn

Remaining

Balance

Electrochemical Characteristics

Capacity

780 Ahr/Kg

740 Ahr/Kg

Close Potential(Ag/AgCl)

-1,1 V

-1,05 V

 

 

 


 

 

Packaging & Shipping

 on pallet with steel bundles

 

Our Services

 

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FAQ

 

Q. What do sacrificial anodes do?

 

A. All metals immersed in an electrolyte (sea water for example) produce an electrical voltage. When two dissimilar metals are in contact (electrically connected) they produce a galvanic cell (like a battery), with the less noble metal (a bronze propeller for example) forming the anode and the more noble metal (stainless steel shaft) forming the cathode.

 

Aluminum anode alloy provides more protection and lasts longer than zinc. It will continue to work in freshwater and is safe for use in salt water. Aluminum is the only anode that is safe for all applications.

 

 

Q. When we we choose to use Zinc anodes ?

 

A. 

Exterior of underground or underwater pipe

 

Interior of pipe handling corrosive waters and effluents

 

Lead sheathed electric cable in ducts

 

Other metal-sheathed electric cable in underwater or underground locations

 

Copper concentric neutrals of URD cable

 

Corrosion control and/or grounding of induced AC on underground pipe

 

Annulus space between outer steel casing and inner pipe of deep wells

 

Interior bottoms of oil storage tanks

 

Foamed annulus space of insulated steel pipe underground or underwater

 

Double bottom areas of ship ballast tanks

 

Bottom areas of cargo/ballast tanks of petroleum carriers

 

 

 

 

 

 

More information

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We have more sacrificial anode:

 

Magnesium anode

 

Aluminum anode

 

 

 

 


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