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Experiments were done with two levels of electrode diameters. Average localized corrosion rates and maximum pit-depths were monitored over time. Coupons of 17-4PH and GTD450 stainless steels were placed in the same environment to compare the results with that of CMEAS probes.
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Case histories where throttling down the cathodic protection was evaluated to determine the impact on reducing the AC corrosion threat. Includes the use of fast-response electrical resistance corrosion rate probe monitoring technology.
Electrical resistance (ER) corrosion measurement probes, used for internal corrosion monitoring, are now referred to as soil corrosion probes (SCP) when used in soil-side applications.
Time is money and the ability to speed up the process of taking and analyzing coating thickness readings will always pay dividends in reducing inspection costs. Scanning an area of painted steel will always be quicker than taking individual readings but there was always the danger of wearing the probe and reducing its life.