Where is the bagged magnesium alloy sacrifice anode used?

Magnesium anode has high driving voltage, low current efficiency and high cost.

It should not be used in an environment where the soil resistivity is less than 10 ohms · m.

When the residual amount of sacrificial anode is 15% of the initial weight, it is considered that the anode has failed, so the utilization rate of the anode is generally 85%.

The operating temperature can reach 100℃.

Magnesium anodes can be used in soil or freshwater environments with electrical resistivity ranging from 20 ohms · m to 50 ohms · m, depending on the shape and electrode potential (open circuit potential). The potential of the high potential magnesium anode is -1.75V CSE and the driving voltage is 0.85V. The potential of the low potential magnesium anode is -1.55V CSE and the driving voltage is 0.7V.