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IR test for anode with cable for Cathodic protection

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Jed057

Electrical
Mar 18, 2009
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Anyone help me,

whatis voltage level to check insulation resistance for anode with cable and earth for cathodic protection.,nomaly this anode for positive ptention from rectifier 50V.

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If you intend to test the insulation resistance of the cable you have to be sure the anode end is dry and the connection box end disconnected and then for a rated cable of 600 V [HMWPE] minimum resistance measurer with a tester of 500 V could be 2 megohm .See for instance:
But you don't have to test the IR of the cable. In order to test the cathodic protection system see:
The IR test on completed [new] cable in the manufacturer shop will be according to
ANSI/NEMA WC 70-2009/ICEA S-95-658-2009 ch.6.10.2 Insulation Resistance.
 
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