Anode in filters
Anode in filters
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Hi everybody !
A quick question :
My supplier of salted water filters has put the galvanic anodes in the top part of the filters. The entrance of the filters is by the side approximatively at 4/5 of the height of the filters, so the anodes won't be in the water, except during the washing (the flow is then countercurrent).
I believe the anode have to be into the liquid to be useful, will this design work ?
Thanks !
Daniel
A quick question :
My supplier of salted water filters has put the galvanic anodes in the top part of the filters. The entrance of the filters is by the side approximatively at 4/5 of the height of the filters, so the anodes won't be in the water, except during the washing (the flow is then countercurrent).
I believe the anode have to be into the liquid to be useful, will this design work ?
Thanks !
Daniel





RE: Anode in filters
I think the anode should be placed in a position where it is always covered with water.
In order for cathodic protection to work anode and cathode have to be in the same electrolyte, so when the anodes are in the air no current will flow and CP won't work.
Kind Regards
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