Why iron sheets are galvanized before use
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iron sheets are galvanized to prevent it to get rust due to the action of air and moisture.
In the process of galvanizing the iron sheet is platted by zinc which do not react with oxygen or moisture.
In the process of galvanizing the iron sheet is platted by zinc which do not react with oxygen or moisture.
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The iron sheet is galvanized with zinc to prevent it from rusting. Zinc also protects the steel by acting as a sacrificial layer. The rust does take hold on the surface of galvanized iron sheet; the zinc will get corroded first. This allows the zinc to prevent rust from reaching the iron sheet.
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