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Cathodic protection of early steel framed buildings

Technical Note 7

Cathodic protection of early steel framed buildings

Document Status

Current

Supplement

Civil & Structural Supplement

Series

Technical Note

Abstract

Covers: original corrosion protection measures, treatment options, cathodic protection, principles of masonry cathodic protection, practical considerations, electrical continuity, electrolyte, electrical resistivity, anodes and track record.

Author

Gibbs, P.

History

June 2002 reprint, updated February 2016.

Subjects

Publisher History

The Corrosion Prevention Association represents consultants, contractors and manufacturers working in the field of corrosion prevention for concrete and masonry encased steel.


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