Zinc anodes provide a cost-effective and reliable method for implementing cathodic protection systems. They sacrificial anodes are made of zinc, which is more reactive than the protected metal structure. When connected electrically to the structure, the zinc anode corrodes preferentially, consuming itself to prevent corrosion of the underlying asse

Protecting metallic structures from degradation is crucial for ensuring their longevity and functionality. Cathodic protection systems offer an effective solution by applying a controlled electrical current to the structure, effectively making it the cathode in an electrochemical cell. Among various materials used as anodes in these systems, click