This paper focuses on a modified version of a proposed test method (NACE T-7L-2/ASTM G 01.09.02 T-1) which is a short term quality control test for evaluating aluminum alloy anodes. Efficiency values measured by this method have not been compared to long term or in-service results. Therefore, this method is viewed as a comparative test to determine the consistency in anode performance within a production lot and to inspect for improper alloying.

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Test methods, Anode potential, Tin, Zinc anodes, Aluminum zinc indium alloys, Anode surfaces, Acidity, Anodic current, Aluminum anodes, Impressed current, Aluminum alloys, Activators, Anodes
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1987
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