Cathodic corrosion protection for an aluminum-containing substra

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products – Electrostatic field or electrical discharge

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204196, C23F 1300

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053384172

ABSTRACT:
Cathodic corrosion protection for surfaces of metallic substrates is provided by carrying out electrolysis, switching off the electrolysis, observing a control voltage and switching on the electrolysis again when the control voltage equals a specified critical voltage. A counterelectrode, which does not corrode significantly by an electrolyte, is provided as an anode. A surface of a substrate services as a cathode. A reference electrode provides a constant electrochemical potential relative to the electrolyte. A potentiostat brings about the electrolysis in the electrolyte. A controller switches on and off the electrolyzing voltage based on a value of the control voltage relative to the specified critical voltage.

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