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Re: [isp-wireless] Towers in salt-water environments - painting with gel coat?
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  • Subject: Re: [isp-wireless] Towers in salt-water environments - painting with gel coat?
  • From: Business Dev at TeleSouth Network <bizdev@...>
  • Date: Fri, 28 Jan 2005 23:07:45 -0500

Or you could simply pick up zinc anodes at any marine store and attach them.
to the tower. It would be much cheaper than the DC system. Just make sure
you replace them every year as they wear down.

on 1/28/05 22:49, Gary Garrett at ggarrett@... wrote:

> No it is called Cathodic Protection.  Do a Google search on this term.
> Basically you put a DC current into the steel to give it extra electrons
> to give up instead of coming from the metal.
> 
> richard.sterne wrote:
> 
>> i think the DC system you refered to is called a passive anode
>> hope that helps you
>> 
>> richard
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> Hi all,
>>> 
>>> We've got several towers that are in salt-water environments (Caribbean
>>> coastal and island installations).  Predictably, we've not gotten a long
>>> life out of steel pipe towers, even when galvanized pipe and anticorrosive
>>> paint is used.
>>> 
>>> We are considering using marine gelcoat epoxy resins, tinted red and
>>> white, as an alternative to anticorrosive pain.
>>> 
>>> Has anyone else tried this technique, and if so, what results did you
>>> have?  Is the extra expense worthwhile?
>>> 
>>> I've also heard, but have had no luck finding, DC electric systems that
>>> turn the tower into a giant anode to resist the oxidation of the metal.
>>> Pardon me if I've gotten my electrochemical terms mixed up here.
>>> 
>>> -Andrew
>>> Utila, Honduras
>>> 
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