Sacrificial Anodes
Magnesium Sacrificial Anode for Cathodic Protection
The magnesium sacrificial anode, with its high driving voltage and no need for an external power source, provides cathodic protection for pipelines and buried structures. The company manufactures it in standard and high-potential types, in trapezoidal and disc shapes, with or without backfill.
Engineering data
Technical datasheet
Specifications
- Types
- Standard (grades AZ63B/H1A, AZ63C/H1B, AZ63D/H1C) and high potential (M1C)
- Nominal Potential
- Standard −1.5 V and high potential −1.75 V (CSE, Cu/CuSO₄)
- Capacity & Efficiency
- Capacity 1100 Ah/kg; efficiency 0.5 (50%)
- Composition (standard type)
- Mn 0.15–0.7%; Al 5–7%; Zn 2–4%; Fe max 0.005%; Cu max 0.08%; Si max 0.3%; Pb max 0.03%; Ni max 0.003%; Mg remainder
- Composition (high-potential type)
- Mn 0.5–1.5%; Al max 0.05%; Zn max 0.03%; Fe max 0.03%; Cu max 0.02%; Si max 0.05%; Mg remainder
- Shapes
- Trapezoidal (cube) and disc; dimensions A–E and weight per order
- Backfill
- Gypsum 75%, Bentonite 20%, Sodium Sulfate 5%
- Application Limits
- Soil use with backfill; soil resistivity max 100 Ω·m unless confirmed by engineering evaluation
- Tests
- Chemical analysis and electrochemical testing of each casting; mechanical strength; maximum core-to-cable electrical resistance of 0.01 ohm.
- Tolerances
- Length and width ±3%; straightness max 2% of length; weight ±5%
- Standards
- IPS-M-TP-750 – ASTM B843
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PSN-MG-001
Magnesium Sacrificial Anode for Cathodic Protection