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Surface Condenser Anodes

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Posted by Jim Black on October 11, 2005 at 13:14:00:

We are currently in a turbine outage and I have the surface condenser open for inspection, I am wanting to replace my anode blocks during the inspection. I found a stash of new anodes on site but am trying to deternine if they are zinc or magnesium. My question is, is there a proven method to determine what type of material an anode is without sending one in for analysis? In addition, I will need to restock our supply and am trying to find a vender that sells anodes for surface condensers.

Thank you, Jim Black

Operations Manager
Garland Power & Light
Spencer Generating Station
Dentoon Texas 76205

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: We are currently in a turbine outage and I have the surface condenser open for inspection, I am wanting to replace my anode blocks during the inspection. I found a stash of new anodes on site but am trying to deternine if they are zinc or magnesium. My question is, is there a proven method to determine what type of material an anode is without sending one in for analysis? In addition, I will need to restock our supply and am trying to find a vender that sells anodes for surface condensers. : Thank you, Jim Black : Operations Manager : Garland Power & Light : Spencer Generating Station : Dentoon Texas 76205

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