Sacrificial Anodes
Zinc Sacrificial Anode for Cathodic Protection
The zinc sacrificial anode provides cathodic protection without an external power source for pipelines, marine structures and buried facilities. The company manufactures it in trapezoidal, cylindrical, bracelet, tapered and bowling ball shapes, with various insert and connection types.
Engineering data
Technical datasheet
Specifications
- Chemical Composition
- Al 0.1–0.5%; Cd 0.025–0.07% ; Fe max 0.005%; Cu max 0.005%; Pb max 0.006%; Zn remainder
- Electrochemical Capacity
- Soil 780, seawater 780, marine sediments 700 Ah/kg
- Closed-Circuit Potential
- Soil −1.05 V (Cu/CuSO₄); seawater −1.00 V and sediments −0.95 V (Ag/AgCl)
- Consumption Rate
- About 11.2 kg/A·yr (soil and seawater)
- Anode Shapes
- Trapezoidal, cylindrical, bracelet, tapered and bowling ball
- Insert Type
- Steel; stand-off (45° or 90°) or other
- Insert Shape
- Normal plate, tubular or none
- Connection Type
- Weld on, bolt on, cable suspension, blind flange, redhead mount, bluehead mount, eye bolt or without wire
- Backfill (soil anodes)
- Mixture of gypsum, bentonite and sodium sulfate
- Application Limits
- Soil use with backfill; soil resistivity max 50 Ω·m; operating temperature max 50 °C
- Tests
- Chemical analysis; electrochemical test; mechanical strength; maximum core-to-cable electrical resistance of 0.01 ohm.
- Tolerances
- Length and width ±3%; straightness max 2% of length; weight ±5%
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PSN-ZN-001
Zinc Sacrificial Anode for Cathodic Protection