Sacrificial Anode

Imagine this scenario: You’ve just bought a new boat, investing a substantial amount of money, and naturally, you want it to stay in good condition for as long as possible to avoid unnecessary losses. However, after only a few months of use, you start noticing signs of corrosion on the boat’s hull or other metal…

Throughout history, zinc has been widely used as a sacrificial anode material. However, with the increasing application of magnesium and aluminum in cathodic protection, zinc is no longer synonymous with sacrificial anodes. While zinc anodes perform well in saltwater, they are also the least desirable option due to their significant environmental toxicity. Aluminum, being a…