Cathodic protection of steel in concrete: frequently asked questions

Technical Note 8

Corrosion Prevention Association, 2019
Cathodic protection of steel in concrete: frequently asked questions Download document

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Current

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Civil & Structural Supplement

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Technical Note

Abstract

Addresses general aspects related to CP in the form of questions and answers, covering: how does CP work, track record, advantages of CP over other remedies, when to apply CP, installation costs, life expectancy, implementation, design and procurement, CP specialists, power consumption, costs of monitoring, effectiveness of CP, aesthetics, health and safety, effects on other equipment, other adverse effects, are there any dangers for pre-stressed concrete, side effects, electrified rail tracts, salt water leakage, and environmental effects.

Author

Belbol, S.

History

First published 2002, updated February 2018 and 2019.

Subjects

  • Damage/deterioration/corrosion
  • Corrosion and chemical attack
  • Special subject areas

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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