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CATHODIC PROTECTION OF REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURES. EXPERIENCE IN UK, HONG KONG AND AUSTRALIA --PROCEEDINGS OF THE SECOND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON DETERIORATION AND REPAIR OF REINFORCED CONCRETE IN THE ARABIAN GULF, BAHRAIN, OCTOBER 11-13, 1987. VOLS 1 AND 2

Rpc McAnoy, R. Palmer, P.E. Langford

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One of the most onerous factors which limit the effectiveness of concrete patch repairs is chloride induced corrosion. This paper describes the experience of taywood engineering in installing and operating cathodic protection systems in UK, Australia and Hong Kong. Cathodic protection has provided an effective solution to corrosion problems irrespective of the chloride level.(a) for the covering abstract of the conference see IRRD 813594.

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Key concepts: Cathodic protection, Reinforced concrete, Corrosion, Forensic engineering, Installation, Engineering, Civil engineering, Metallurgy