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Telluric currents cause variations in pipe-to-soil potentials that take the potentials outside the desired range for cathodic protection. This paper reviews the causes of telluric currents, such as geomagnetic storms and tidal water movements, and shows how knowledge of these phenomena can be used to determine the occurrence of telluric current in pipelines.
This paper seeks to present the uncertain events that occur during the assessment and management of corrosion data survey by using Bayes' Model. In decision making, uncertainty about the outcomes of various situations is an important element of the analysis of the alternative strategies from which the choice must be made.