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How to prevent corrosion of pipeline insulation metal sheets?

2026-04-04View Original

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The image below shows that the moisture barrier of the insulated pipeline is tragacanth, while the protective layer is galvanized iron sheet. Galvanized iron sheets corrode after being used for a while; how can such structures be protected from corrosion?
Reply #22026-04-05
Check whether the moisture barrier is damaged and can no longer provide moisture protection. Replace the aluminum alloy protective layer. Because when galvanized iron sheet is used as a protective layer, it acts as an anode, which makes it easier to protect the pipes
Reply #32026-04-12
The surface protective layer has been replaced with aluminum sheets, and water-retaining insulating material is also used

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