Cathodic Protection
Cathodic Protection
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How to identify whether the fluid properties are okay to allow sacrificial anode ??
eg. Electrical Conductivity etc....
eg. Electrical Conductivity etc....
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RE: Cathodic Protection
Suitability will depend on the electrochemical potential of both the cathode (to be protected) as well as the anode in the environment of interest, as well as the polarization characteristics, geometry, and more. Environmental variables that will determine the potential of the materials include fluid pH, temperature, conductivity, and ions present in the fluid. I'm sure there is more, someone chime in if you can think of something I left out.
RE: Cathodic Protection
Room Temperature and conductivity is not known. Can we assume the resistivity to be 3 times of that of sea water as it has 100 Ohms.Cm and chlorides of about 35000 PPM.
RE: Cathodic Protection
Without any more information that's the best advice I can give.
RE: Cathodic Protection
RE: Cathodic Protection
RE: Cathodic Protection