Cathodic protection

[@swingtrader_riar]

such a big hype in book, explained in such a nice way thanks buddy

[@wiccatubitube]

such concise videos are rare which don't waste time and talk directly about subject. Thank you very much.

[@zachryzimmerman4800]

It’s not being taught at a school so they dont have to waste time in order to keep the school profitable

[@pixelatedgrass7528]

Perfect explanation, you are a legend sir! Bonus points for Comic Sans.

[@ferjanijihene4003]

Thank you for helping out sir . simple and easy to understand.

[@viniciusvieirascott2070]

You nailed it! Thank you for the fantastic explanation!

[@mirzaheena2771]

Your explanation is very helpful and clear

[@manikandanr5039]

Well explained short and simple thanks a lot

[@juniorsanbuenaventura2135]

THIS IS GOOD INFORMATION ABOUT CPS !

[@hehehehehe1878]

Perfectly explained. Thankyou sir.

[@keerthanasanjeevi3585]

Very simple and easy way to understand thq.... Sir

[@IvanChin97]

Very informative thanks for the video

[@kuldipdarade7772]

Best video I ever seen. Short but sweet.

[@solounomas0]

nice, so basically the cathodic protection consist on sacrifizing another more active metal(metal2). This more active metal may be connected to metal1 by a wire so that when metal2 corrodes(anode), the other is reduced. We can also put a circuit and generate electrons thhrough it going to the metal1 and so causing it to reduce

[@waseemahmed6773]

Its perfect explanation.. Thx.

[@dayanandsahu9924]

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[@reshma.6719]

Thanks for this short and best explanation

[@pankajkumar-jo5sp]

One of best video

[@tusharpagar5018]

Best explanation. Period.

[@amsalih1]

Short and crispy explanation

[@karthikpachabatla9887]

this is the best and short way of explaining

[@vasufresh9761]

super 👍 brother

[@AnjaliVerma-el3nw]

Excellent Explanation Sir ... Keep making such amazing videos 😀😀👍👍

[@MrCompenso]

That was a great video, thank you! :)

[@justiceisserved3298]

What an explanation!!! 👏🏻

[@SahlBuhary]

Nice and simple explanation

[@alamzia2905]

Great sir😊

[@ankitasarkar2627]

Thanks for short explanation...☺☺

[@naveenvikrampmp7808]

Excellent ❤

[@SHAZIAJAVED007]

Good job..

[@ChemsirLeeWaiHon]

Great!

[@badhulasatishkumar5519]

Very nice explanation sir

[@gandrakavya8201]

Ossam sir 😍😃😃🙏🙏tq. Sir ... Plzee upload more and more vedios sir .. We r egarely waiting to see those vedios

[@yashkalia2311]

Great

[@elio9207]

Can i have sacrifcial zinc anode to my Trampoline mat just screw it in the frame? And preventing rust?

[@Mahashahbannuzai]

Thanks bro.!

[@AlekyaBhavani]

Thank you so much sir😃

[@lf3skillz921]

awesome explanation my dude!

[@groscaramelmou2583]

Didn't understand the last part. The électrons are circulating from - to +, so they are going TO the anod, how is this protecting your métal?

[@nekibjaved4532]

Nice

[@sauldia]

gracias buen video

[@kapiljangid6061]

Hello.. why did you stop make videos on Cathodic protection?

[@Its.my.pleasure]

How many zinc anode required to protect 6 tones of steel bar of my home

[@srikanthbasapolla8642]

Super sir

[@engr.zubair1908]

good

[@anushabenny8586]

But how exactly does turning it into a cathode decrease corrosion?

[@brimmedHat]

It's an electrochemical reaction. Electrons flow from the anodic metal to the cathodic one and that change in charge causes the anodic (positively charged) one to react with other atoms (in the air, water etc?) and form rust (corrosion).
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[@first.7457]

നിങ്ങളുടെ ചോദ്യങ്ങൾക്ക് മികച്ച ഉത്തരം ലഭിക്കുന്നതിന് ഗാൽ‌വാനിക് സീരീസിനെക്കുറിച്ച് നിങ്ങൾ അറിഞ്ഞിരിക്കണം.

[@anushabenny8586]

@@first.7457 I have a vague idea of what a galvanic series is... Can I conclude that the cathode becomes unreactive becaise it wouldn't have any electrons to give away? (Since the electrons went to the anodel

[@thethe5495]

This is great!

[@snehalthanekar8728]

Nice Explanation

[@chetanpatwari]

Nicely explained

[@JackDaniels-hz8tc]

when do you change the sacrificial anode?

[@sheerin_jjk1322]

Thanks bro❤

[@عليخلفطاهر-ل2ج]

Thanks 🙏

[@bareeramasood5433]

Sir , at 1:49 there is an anode part and a cathode part , right? So if the former anode acts as cathode now , then what does the actual cathode act as?

[@amitberaamitbera8432]

Very good sir....it would be better for me if you discuss it in Hindi.... thank you

[@aravindaswamynamani1588]

Super sir, do more vedios

[@Shansamad]

Shukriya bhai

[@josefsvlogs8439]

well explained

[@ksureshkumar5767]

if in both methods electrons transferred from anode to cathode than why anodes get consumed only in case of sacrificial method and why not in impressed current method?

[@first.7457]

Basically names are not as correct as they are given...
Anodes have no infinite life..
In both of the methods it will sacrify itself..
The difference is size of structure that decides which method to use ffor cathodic protection..

[@princeverma-or7nc]

Thanks you sir

[@anjanagopinadh]

Well explained💕

[@SuperPokekami]

the anode is the positive electrode, why would electrons flow away from it towards the negative cathode?

[@leoncassidy5921]

the anode is the negative electrode, not the positive one.

[@amrutagurav6533]

Please can you explain anodic protection

[@58-sanjanakumari16]

Thanku sir

[@issamsibous5352]

The first methode is more useful because do not need maintenance do not need high price

[@uchihaangel1619]

Thank you

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[@samruddhimehta1965]

Thank you sir!

[@visothpongchhoam3309]

goddamn.noice explanation

[@first.7457]

And what about electrolyte..

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[@nimalsenna]

tq

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WPRT gang

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Lords op

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Mere ko hindi me video chahiy

[@MIXSTIX]

speed 0.5

[@SS12GAUGE]

Stop saying right, right, right, right....

[@БатькоБатькович-ц6я]

Штиль подерьи ,хоть слово по русски…

[@sayakdey6702]

Very nicely explaination

[@b38vivek36]

Excellent 👌

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good explanation

[@nehamadhukar1522]

Nice explanation

[@atharvapatil2453]

Thank you sir !