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A well coated 2” pipe should have a coating resistance in hundreds or thousands?

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Tonysi12

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Hello,

I need to know is there any sort of table out there which will give me coating Resistance of different sizes pipes? E.g: A well coated 2” pipe should have a coating resistance in hundreds or thousands? Lets say, if we are using impressed current then what it should be approximately (Currently I have 1.1 to .08 Ohms) on 2/3" STL pipe. ?

Thanks in Advance
 
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