The anti-corrosion performance of steel sheet galvanized is very excellent, mainly due to the galvanized layer on its surface. The anti-corrosion performance of steel sheet galvanized is influenced by various factors, and the following is a detailed analysis of these factors:

1. Coating thickness

The thickness of the coating is a key factor affecting the anti-corrosion performance. The thicker the coating, the stronger the protective ability of the zinc layer, and the better the anti-corrosion performance of the steel plate. In practical applications, the coating thickness of hot-dip steel sheet galvanized usually has certain standards. For example, for thin steel plates with smooth surfaces, the thickness of the galvanized layer in industrial production should reach a certain standard value to effectively resist corrosion. According to the corrosiveness of the usage environment, the thickness of the galvanized layer will also vary. Heavy galvanizing and extra heavy galvanizing are suitable for environments with stronger corrosiveness.

2. Coating quality

The quality of the coating also has a significant impact on the anti-corrosion performance of steel sheet galvanizeds. A high-quality coating should be uniform, dense, and defect free to ensure that the zinc layer can effectively protect the steel plate. Defects that may occur during the galvanizing process, such as insufficient purity of the galvanized layer, high impurity content in the galvanized layer, and missed plating, can all affect the anti-corrosion performance of the coating.

3. Steel substrate

The quality and composition of the steel substrate can also affect the anti-corrosion performance of steel sheet galvanizeds. High quality steel substrates have better corrosion resistance and mechanical strength, and can better withstand external environmental erosion. In addition, the content and distribution of active elements silicon and phosphorus in steel can also affect the growth mode and coating quality of galvanized layers.

4. Usage environment

The usage environment also has a significant impact on the anti-corrosion performance of steel sheet galvanized. Moisture, oxygen, salt spray, acid and alkali in the environment can all cause corrosion to steel. For example, salt spray in marine environments has a strong corrosive effect on steel, while acidic and alkaline gases in industrial production can also cause corrosion to steel. Therefore, when using steel sheet galvanized, corresponding protective measures should be taken according to the specific usage environment, such as coating protection, electrochemical protection, etc.

5. Processing and installation

The processing and installation process of steel sheet galvanized may also affect its anti-corrosion performance. During the processing, damage to the galvanized layer, such as impact, scratching, etc., should be avoided to prevent accelerated corrosion process. During the installation process, it should be ensured that the connection parts of the galvanized steel plate are well sealed to prevent moisture and corrosive substances from infiltrating the connection parts and causing corrosion.
In summary, factors that affect the anti-corrosion performance of steel sheet galvanized include coating thickness, coating quality, steel substrate, usage environment, and processing and installation. In order to extend the service life of steel sheet galvanized and reduce maintenance costs, these factors should be controlled and optimized.