Condenser aluminum alloy sacrificial anode Cathodic protection material

Aluminum anode is a kind of sacrificial anode, also known as aluminum alloy sacrificial anode, aluminum sacrificial anode, aluminum block, etc. It is called a sacrificial anode because it corrodes itself, sacrificing itself and protecting more important metals or equipment. Sacrificial anodes are made of corrosion-prone materials and installed on protected bodies such as pipes and storage tanks to protect other parts of the system from corrosion. Sacrificial anodes are also known as galvanic anodes. Aluminum anodes are commonly used as sacrificial anodes

Features of using aluminum anodes include:

1, aluminum anode is more active than zinc anode or magnesium anode;

2, unlike magnesium anodes, they do not produce sparks in salt or brackish water;

3, aluminum anode has a longer life and is the only type of anode that can be used for any body of water (such as fresh water, salt water or salt water).

Main performance:

High electrochemical performance, the unit weight of the anode material power generation is large, about 3 times that of zinc anode, magnesium anode 2 times. In seawater and other media containing chloride ions, it has good performance and strong self-regulating ability of sending current.