Zinc Alloy Sacrificial Anode In Storage Tank
1. Description
Zinc anodes can also be used in storage tanks, particularly those that store corrosive fluids such as saltwater or acidic solutions. The anodes provide sacrificial protection by corroding in place of the metal components of the tank, thereby extending their service life.
The installation of zinc anodes in a storage tank depends on the type of fluid being stored, the material used for the tank, and the operating conditions. Zinc anodes are typically attached to the tank's metal components using bolts or welds, and they are designed to corrode at a slower rate than the metal components.
2. Features
The corrosion of the zinc anode generates a small electric current that flows to the metal components, protecting them from corrosion. This process is known as cathodic protection. Zinc is a preferred material for anodes in storage tanks because it has a higher potential for corrosion than most other metals, which makes it an effective sacrificial material.
The amount and placement of zinc anodes in a storage tank will vary depending on several factors, such as the tank's size and design, the type of fluid being stored, and the operating conditions. Proper installation and maintenance of zinc anodes are critical to ensure the effective protection of the tank components.
3. Specification
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Model |
Specification/㎜ |
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A×（B1+B2）×C |
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ZC-1 |
750×（115+135）×130 |
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ZC-2 |
500×（115+135）×130 |
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ZC-3 |
500×（105+135）×100 |
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ZC-4 |
300×（105+135）×100 |
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