| 英文摘要 |
The performance of Al-Zn-In alloy as sacrificial anodes for cathodic protection in sea water was investigated in this study. Open circuit potential, current capacity and current efficiency of the Al-Zn-In alloy were evaluated in standard artificial sea water solutions at room temperature. Numerical solutions for potentials were obtained by the boundary element method. Results show that steel sheet can be protected by applying a potential at - 0.78V(SCE) or more negative and that numerical solutions and experimental data fit fairly well. The effect of area ratio of steel to sacrificial anode was examined. Steels can be protected under the area ratio up to 4000. |