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Home > Forums > Materials Engineers > Activities > Corrosion engineering Forum

23lbs zinc anode spacing/location

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mrcasper (Mechanical)

9 Aug 12 12:04

Good day,

I need to place 23lbs zinc anodes on a barge. I'm going withe the convention

Total surface area of anodes = 1% of wetted surface.

Now that gives me the total surface area of anodes, 57sq ft, but how do i adequately space these anodes? is there a convention for this or a rule of thumb or something I can refer too?

Thank You
Justin

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