Cathodic Protection of Sea-Water Tank (II):On the Combination of Electrocoating by the Current from External Source and High-Purity ZincAnodes@@@外部电源电解包覆与高纯度亚铅阳极并用
Hayata Shigeno, Y. Hisamatsu, Iwao Koizumi, Tesshi Sôda
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A Trial on Cathodic Protection of Sea-Water Tank (II): On the Combination of Electrocoating by the Current from External Source and High-Purity Zinc Anodes@@@外部電源による電解被覆と高純度亞鉛陽極の併用
The inner surfaces of a steel tank containing seawater was electrocoated by the electricity from external source, under the condition of the current of 1 ampere and 50 ampere-hour respectively per square meter of protected area. The coated surfaces were then protected with high-purity zinc anodes for about 2000 hours. The coating obtained was found to be so excellent that the necessary current to maintain the protective potential was not more than 5•`10mA per square meter of steel surface. The potential distribution of tank and anodic current of zinc were frequently measured. Through the test, the high-purity zinc anodes held the more negative