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Galvanic corrosion question......
from a different angle. I actually want to induce galvanic corrosion. I have a keel aluminum fuel tank which need to be removed. I don't even want to discuss my attempts to cut it out, but its on my blog for anyone with time to spare (click on "tanks" under Labels).
My questions' are; is it feasible to induce galvanic corrosion in strips in the tank, e.g. using copper strip and an electrical current. The bilge/tank could be filled with sea water. If so, how long would it take to eat enough of the tank wall in order to permit it to be pried apart using hand tools. Only those with actual pertinent experience and/or advanced electronic/electrical degrees need respond. Usual fee schedule will apply;). Thanks |
This is a pretty simple solution to a problem of destroying the tank, almost no labor involved! But wouldn't it be faster to go with a more conventional method?
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well if you had access to some mercury that would destroy it real fast, but the clean up would be the night mare.
Aluminium amalgam - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
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If you filled the tank with a caustic solution it would literally disolve. What I don't know is how you wrap the tank to contain the resulting mess.
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