Evaluation methods and instrumentation with steel probes used fo

Electricity: measuring and testing – Electrolyte properties

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324 712, G01N 2742

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061604038

ABSTRACT:
A method and a device to assess the adequacy of a cathodically protected underground pipeline with consideration of AC corrosion. A steel probe and a CSE are installed near the pipeline at a depth. The steel probe is electrically connected to a pipeline. The measurements of AC probe currents flowing between a steel probe (2) and the pipeline (1) are per-formed simultaneously with those of on-and off-potentials, and DC probe currents.

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Japanese Society of Corrosion Engineering, Jun. 5, 1997, Proceedings of JSCE Materials and Environments 1997.

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