Can aluminum preserve corrosion in soil? ? ?

2010-03-30View Original

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Can aluminum preserve corrosion in soil? ? ?

Reply #22010-03-30

cannot. Acids, alkalis, and salts in the soil may cause corrosion

Reply #32010-03-31

Plating or coating should have some effect.

Reply #42010-03-31

First of all, different soil environmental conditions are different. Some soils can be anticorrosive, such as dry and waterless soil conditions. Under normal circumstances, alumina cannot maintain good density in soil, so it is not resistant to corrosion.

Reply #52010-03-31

This idea seems strange. If aluminum is put into the soil, it will corrode whether it is acidic or alkaline. Unless the soil is very dry, this seems impossible. In this environment, why must aluminum be used?

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