C23F13/14

COATED CARBON FIBER REINFORCED POLYMERIC COMPOSITES FOR CORROSION PROTECTION

An assembly for a vehicle having reduced galvanic corrosion includes a first component defining at least one interface region that includes a carbon-fiber reinforced polymeric composite (CFRP) and a first material present in the at least one interface region and having a first electrochemical potential. A second component has a second material and is in contact with the at least one interface region of the first component. The second material has a second electrochemical potential different than the first electrochemical potential. In this manner, in the presence of an electrolyte the first material may be either less noble than the second material and serve as a sacrificial material or alternatively more noble to the second material reducing a driving force for corrosion. Methods of reducing galvanic corrosion in an assembly (e.g., for a vehicle) are also provided.

EMBEDDED FOUNDATION PROTECTION SYSTEM
20210040624 · 2021-02-11 ·

A passive cathodic protection process for preservation of em bedded metallic foundations entails embedding a wrap around a metallic foundation. The wrap has an outer sheath and an inner absorbent mat to be in direct contact with the metallic foundation. The is also mat hydrophobic. The wrap is subsumed such that an upper edge of the wrap is accessible. An oil-based metallic soap is injected via the upper edge to impregnate the mat. The metallic soap is selected from a set of metallic soaps such that the metal of the metallic soap is more electropositive than the metal of the metallic foundation such that the metallic soap acts as an anodic solution for galvanic exchange with metal within the em bedded metallic foundation for the passive cathodic protection thereof. For example, zinc naphthenate may be selected for steel or aluminium foundations thereby allowing for both passive cathodic protection and biocidal action.

EMBEDDED FOUNDATION PROTECTION SYSTEM
20210040624 · 2021-02-11 ·

A passive cathodic protection process for preservation of em bedded metallic foundations entails embedding a wrap around a metallic foundation. The wrap has an outer sheath and an inner absorbent mat to be in direct contact with the metallic foundation. The is also mat hydrophobic. The wrap is subsumed such that an upper edge of the wrap is accessible. An oil-based metallic soap is injected via the upper edge to impregnate the mat. The metallic soap is selected from a set of metallic soaps such that the metal of the metallic soap is more electropositive than the metal of the metallic foundation such that the metallic soap acts as an anodic solution for galvanic exchange with metal within the em bedded metallic foundation for the passive cathodic protection thereof. For example, zinc naphthenate may be selected for steel or aluminium foundations thereby allowing for both passive cathodic protection and biocidal action.

Carbon fiber textile reinforcing member with anodic metal line and method of repairing and reinforcing concrete structure using the same

Provided are a carbon fiber textile reinforcing material with an anode metal line which can be repaired and reinforced with a high stiffness and non-corrosive carbon fiber textile by disposing a carbon fiber textile reinforcing material with an anodic metal line functioning as a conductor and a reinforcing material on a deteriorated cross-section of concrete, can maximize repair and reinforcement of a reinforced concrete structure by preventing additional corrosion of a concrete embedded reinforcing bar using a sacrificial anode arranged on the carbon fiber textile, can prevent corrosion of an existing reinforced concrete structure and can be used as a reinforcing material and a corrosion preventing material of a new concrete structure, and a method for repairing and reinforcing a reinforced concrete structure using the same.

Carbon fiber textile reinforcing member with anodic metal line and method of repairing and reinforcing concrete structure using the same

Provided are a carbon fiber textile reinforcing material with an anode metal line which can be repaired and reinforced with a high stiffness and non-corrosive carbon fiber textile by disposing a carbon fiber textile reinforcing material with an anodic metal line functioning as a conductor and a reinforcing material on a deteriorated cross-section of concrete, can maximize repair and reinforcement of a reinforced concrete structure by preventing additional corrosion of a concrete embedded reinforcing bar using a sacrificial anode arranged on the carbon fiber textile, can prevent corrosion of an existing reinforced concrete structure and can be used as a reinforcing material and a corrosion preventing material of a new concrete structure, and a method for repairing and reinforcing a reinforced concrete structure using the same.

ROOFTOP GARDEN

A metal (carbon steel) tank receives growth media containing an electrolyte. An anode is positioned within the growth media in electrical contact with the metal tank to polarize the anode and the metal tank with a potential difference therebetween. The metal tank becomes a cathode when a potential difference is established between the metal tank and the anode. The anode, the cathode, and the electrolyte form an electrochemical cell. The carbon steel tank will be protected for twenty to thirty years.

ROOFTOP GARDEN

A metal (carbon steel) tank receives growth media containing an electrolyte. An anode is positioned within the growth media in electrical contact with the metal tank to polarize the anode and the metal tank with a potential difference therebetween. The metal tank becomes a cathode when a potential difference is established between the metal tank and the anode. The anode, the cathode, and the electrolyte form an electrochemical cell. The carbon steel tank will be protected for twenty to thirty years.

Aluminum alloy cladding material for heat exchanger

An aluminum alloy clad material includes a core material, one side being clad with cladding material 1, the other side being clad with cladding material 2, the core material including an aluminum alloy that includes 0.5 to 1.8% of Mn, and limited to 0.05% or less of Cu, with the balance being Al and unavoidable impurities, the cladding material 1 including an aluminum alloy that includes 3 to 10% of Si, and 1 to 10% of Zn, with the balance being Al and unavoidable impurities, and the cladding material 2 including an aluminum alloy that includes 3 to 13% of Si, and limited to 0.05% or less of Cu, with the balance being Al and unavoidable impurities, wherein the Si content X (%) in the cladding material 1 and the Si content Y (%) in the cladding material 2 satisfy the value (YX) is 1.5 to 9%.

REACTIVE CORROSION PROTECTION SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR MAKING AND USING THE SAME
20200299846 · 2020-09-24 ·

This disclosed technology includes a cathodic protection system for protection of metal components. The cathodic protection system can include a non-solid anodic composition, such as an anodic paste. The non-solid anodic composition can include zinc and/or magnesium. The cathodic protection system can include a barrier protection system that can include one or more layers. The barrier protection system can include an outer moisture barrier.

REACTIVE CORROSION PROTECTION SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR MAKING AND USING THE SAME
20200299846 · 2020-09-24 ·

This disclosed technology includes a cathodic protection system for protection of metal components. The cathodic protection system can include a non-solid anodic composition, such as an anodic paste. The non-solid anodic composition can include zinc and/or magnesium. The cathodic protection system can include a barrier protection system that can include one or more layers. The barrier protection system can include an outer moisture barrier.