Electrical connection to impressed current anode in concrete...

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2011-06-28

2011-06-28

Bell, Bruce F (Department: 1759)

Electrolysis: processes, compositions used therein, and methods

Electrolytic material treatment

Metal or metal alloy

C204S196200, C204S196310, C204S196330, C204S196360

Reexamination Certificate

active

07967972

ABSTRACT:
The connections to anodes used in impressed current electrochemical treatments of steel in concrete construction are at risk from rapid corrosion arising from induced anodic dissolution when these connections are embedded in reinforced concrete. A corrosion resistant connection that does not require any further protective insulation can be formed using titanium conductors [2,6] and connecting the conductors together at a conductor-conductor connection [5] using a clamping device comprising a non-metallic material wherein the clamping device only brings corrosion resistant material into contact with the conductors.

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