To improve sprayed sacrificial zinc anode cathodic protection system, the Federal Highway Administration has sponsored a comprehensive program to develop a new sacrificial alloy for use as an anode to cathodically protect reinforced prestressed concrete structures. Under this program, a new sacrificial aluminum alloy has been developed. This paper presents the results of laboratory and field studies using the this alloy.

Subject
New alloys, Galvanic anodes, Cathodic protection, Zinc anodes, Anodic current, Steel, Piles, Zinc, Aluminum alloys, Galvanic current, Alloys, Concrete, Anodes
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1997
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