Corrosion is a pervasive threat to the long-term strength of metallic structures. To combat this deterioration, cathodic protection methods are employed, leveraging electrochemical principles to safeguard susceptible metals. One common method involves the use of zinc anodes. Zinc, being more reactive than the protected structure, undergoes oxidatio

Infrastructure systems are subjected to the relentless erosion of time and environmental factors. To combat this destructive process, cathodic protection implements a vital strategy. Utilizing sacrificial zinc anodes successfully, cathodic protection generates a protective electrical current that defends metal structures from corrosive influences.