High-performance and low-potential aluminum sacrificial anode materials for cathodic protection in marine engineering
A cathodic protection and marine engineering technology, applied in the field of high-performance low-potential aluminum sacrificial anode materials, can solve the problems of uneven anode dissolution and low anode current efficiency, and achieve the effect of easy falling off and uniform dissolution
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[0013] 1. Preparation of sacrificial anode:
[0014] 1.1 Anode material:
[0015] Al+0.05%~0.25%Ga+0.1%~0.8%Si +0.005%~0.3%Mg+0.02%~0.15%Ti, among which the raw material of Al is Al ingot, and the impurities contained are Fe≤0.08%, Cu≤0.01% . .
[0016] 1.2 Preparation of anode material:
[0017] Low-potential sacrificial anodes require very low content of alloying elements, and have stricter requirements on the melting process. The measures taken in the present invention are timely and appropriate addition of alloy elements and strict control of other smelting process parameters. Industrial aluminum ingots with a purity of 99.85% and 99.70% are selected as raw materials, and the purity of trace alloy elements added is not less than 99.99%.
[0018] Ti, an alloying element of Tiβ phase, is added to ensure that the grain size of the anode material remains within the desired control range. Ga, Si, and Mg elements are added by master alloy technology (the master alloys used...
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