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11184 Copper Grounding and Cathodic Protection In Nuclear Facilities

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Product Number: 51300-11184-SG
ISBN: 11184 2011 CP
Author: Earl L. Kirkpatrick
Publication Date: 2011
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Cathodic Protection (CP) and grounding conflicts are not unique to nuclear steam electric stations (NSES), but are also experienced throughout the fossil fueled fleet. The more conventional fossil fueled fleet operators have a long history with operation and maintenance of CP systems with varying degrees of success, ranging from excellent to dismal. The keys to successful implementation and maintenance of CP systems in power plants are: 1. commitment to monitoring and maintenance, 2. excellent record keeping, and 3. management commitment to funding needed repairs and replacements in a timely manner. We in the nuclear industry do have a clear advantage in the area of quality record keeping. The same may not always be said for the fossil fueled fleet. However, record keeping is only one piece of the puzzle.

Keywords: buried plant piping, cathodic protection, copper conductor, galvanic anode cathodic protection, grounding, grounding grid, impressed current cathodic protection, nuclear facilities.
Cathodic Protection (CP) and grounding conflicts are not unique to nuclear steam electric stations (NSES), but are also experienced throughout the fossil fueled fleet. The more conventional fossil fueled fleet operators have a long history with operation and maintenance of CP systems with varying degrees of success, ranging from excellent to dismal. The keys to successful implementation and maintenance of CP systems in power plants are: 1. commitment to monitoring and maintenance, 2. excellent record keeping, and 3. management commitment to funding needed repairs and replacements in a timely manner. We in the nuclear industry do have a clear advantage in the area of quality record keeping. The same may not always be said for the fossil fueled fleet. However, record keeping is only one piece of the puzzle.

Keywords: buried plant piping, cathodic protection, copper conductor, galvanic anode cathodic protection, grounding, grounding grid, impressed current cathodic protection, nuclear facilities.
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