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Compared with galvanizing, hot-dip galvanizing has lower production cost and less environmental impact than galvanizing. Because the coating obtained is thicker, hot-dip galvanizing has better protective performance than electric galvanizing, so it is an important protective coating for steel parts used in harsh working environment. Hot-dip galvanized products are widely used in chemical equipment, petroleum processing, ocean exploration, metal structure, electric power transmission, shipbuilding and other industries.

Although the chemical formula is conducive to a high deposition rate, the coating thickness cannot meet the requirements after the organic matter is loaded, so activated carbon can be used to treat the tank. Zinc is a silver-white metal, brittle at room temperature, soluble in acid and alkali, known as amphoteric metal. Pure zinc is more stable in dry air. In humid air or small water containing carbon dioxide and oxygen, the surface of large rolls of galvanized wire will generate a layer of basic zinc carbonate based thin film layer, which can delay the corrosion rate of zinc layer.

There are three methods to detect the thickness of zinc layer of galvanized wire: weighing method, cross section microscopy method and magnetic method, among which the first two experiments will cause certain damage to galvanized wire, including the length of galvanized wire and the reduction of dosage. The general detection of galvanized wire galvanized layer is detected by magnetic method, which is also a more intuitive and convenient method. The standard of galvanized layer thickness is related to the wire diameter of galvanized wire. The larger the wire diameter of galvanized wire, the thicker the galvanized layer is. It is the thickness of galvanized layer and cast iron after centrifugal separation.