Metal spraying has been utilized for the deposition of Zinc and Aluminum coatings for the corrosion protection of Steel. Aluminum coatings have the advantage of passive film formation. Zinc coatings have the advantage of electrochemical activity which enables them to provide excellent cathodic protection to Steel. The anti-corrosion mechanism of Zinc-Aluminum coatings are similar to Zinc sprayed. This paper evaluated the corrosion protective performance of Zinc-Aluminum coatings by salt spray (fog) accelerative and electrochemical test. The experimental results indicated that the corrosion rate and polarization curve of Zinc-Aluminum coatings are more slow than Zinc. The Zinc-Aluminum coatings exhibited combining the long-term protection of Aluminum and the cathodic protection performance of Zinc. |