Bracelet-type aluminum alloy sacrificial anode specification model AZ-1 68KG

Bracelet-Type Aluminum Alloy Sacrificial Anode Model AZ-1 68KG

Bracelet-Type Aluminum Alloy Sacrificial Anode is a device used for electrochemical protection, primarily to prevent corrosion of metal structures in electrolyte environments. Its design is ring-shaped, resembling a bracelet, hence the name "bracelet-type." This design allows it to be conveniently installed around the periphery of various protected structures, such as pipelines and piles‌1.

Structural Features

2. High Electrochemical Performance: Aluminum alloy sacrificial anodes have a high electrical output per unit weight of anode material, approximately three times that of zinc anodes and twice that of magnesium anodes. They perform well in seawater and other media containing chloride ions, with strong self-regulating capabilities for current output‌12.
3. Strong Corrosion Protection: In seawater and other media containing chloride ions, aluminum alloy sacrificial anodes can provide effective cathodic protection for metal structures, preventing corrosion‌1.
4. Long Service Life: Aluminum alloy sacrificial anodes have a relatively long service life, reducing the frequency of maintenance and replacement, thereby lowering maintenance costs‌1.
5. Easy Installation and Maintenance: Aluminum alloy sacrificial anodes can be directly fixed to the protected structure without the need for fillers, making installation and maintenance relatively convenient‌