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08253 Validating Impressed Current Cathodic Protection Numerical Modeling Results Using Physical Scale Modeling Data

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Product Number: 51300-08253-SG
ISBN: 08253 2008 CP
Author: Yueping Wang and Ken KarisAllen
Publication Date: 2008
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Physical scale modelling (PSM) is an experimental technology that has been used to evaluate and design shipboard impressed current cathodic protection (ICCP) systems. PSM is also a preferred tool used for validating numerical modelling results owing to the well-controlled conditions in PSM experiments. However, one issue in using PSM for the validation of numerical modelling results is the lack of information on the actual polarization behavior of the cathodes on a model hull during PSM experiments. Consequently, the polarization curve data used as boundary conditions in numerical modeling trials is usually different from the polarization behavior of the cathodes in PSM experiments. This difference can result in a discrepancy between the numerical modelling and the PSM results that is difficult to separate from other numerical errors.
Physical scale modelling (PSM) is an experimental technology that has been used to evaluate and design shipboard impressed current cathodic protection (ICCP) systems. PSM is also a preferred tool used for validating numerical modelling results owing to the well-controlled conditions in PSM experiments. However, one issue in using PSM for the validation of numerical modelling results is the lack of information on the actual polarization behavior of the cathodes on a model hull during PSM experiments. Consequently, the polarization curve data used as boundary conditions in numerical modeling trials is usually different from the polarization behavior of the cathodes in PSM experiments. This difference can result in a discrepancy between the numerical modelling and the PSM results that is difficult to separate from other numerical errors.
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