CATHODIC PROTECTION OF STEEL IN CONCRETE. A SYSTEM FOR THE FUTURE IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY - STANDARDIZED AND SPECIFIED FOR SPECIFIC STRUCTURES AND ENVIRONMENT
Leif K Berthagen
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Leif K Berthagen
Abstract
The advantage of cathodic protection is the relatively simple principle and easy calculation methods for design. Its use in the protection of reinforced concrete structures has been in place for only about 15 years. This is surprising since several other systems and materials used in this field have not been used for as long a time. This paper describes the different techniques and materials for use in cathodic protection systems, a state of the art review and the work going on in Europe.
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The advantage of cathodic protection is the relatively simple principle and easy calculation methods for design. Its use in the protection of reinforced concrete structures has been in place for only about 15 years. This is surprising since several other systems and materials used in this field have not been used for as long a time. This paper describes the different techniques and materials for use in cathodic protection systems, a state of the art review and the work going on in Europe.
Key concepts: Cathodic protection, Work (physics), European community, Forensic engineering, Field (mathematics), Engineering, Construction engineering, Computer science