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07040 CATHODIC PROTECTION OF PIPE ENCAPSULATED IN POLYETHYLENE FILM

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Product Number: 51300-07040-SG
ISBN: 07040 2007 CP
Author: Dale Lindemuth and David Kroon
Publication Date: 2007
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Case histories are presented where polyethylene encasement and cathodic protection have been used together to effectively conwol external corrosion of ductile iron pipelines in very corrosive soils. This practical and cost effective strategy capitalizes on the synergistic effects of these two established corrosion control techniques. Pipeline designs dating back to at least the 1970s for over 300 miles of construction have included this corrosion control methodology. The case histories include both impressed current and galvanic anode protection. Non-invasive surface electrical potential measurements and record reviews were used to determine locations for excavations to inspect the condition of the pipe and polyethylene encasement.
Case histories are presented where polyethylene encasement and cathodic protection have been used together to effectively conwol external corrosion of ductile iron pipelines in very corrosive soils. This practical and cost effective strategy capitalizes on the synergistic effects of these two established corrosion control techniques. Pipeline designs dating back to at least the 1970s for over 300 miles of construction have included this corrosion control methodology. The case histories include both impressed current and galvanic anode protection. Non-invasive surface electrical potential measurements and record reviews were used to determine locations for excavations to inspect the condition of the pipe and polyethylene encasement.
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Product Number: 51300-07127-SG
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