论文信息 - Cathodic Protection of Copper in a Severely Corrosive Soil

Cathodic Protection of Copper in a Severely Corrosive Soil

A laboratory procedure that was used in developing electrical requirements pertinent to the cathodic protection of copper for a given situation is described. The work was prompted by severe corrosion of copper tubing used underground at a housing development. The soil environment was reported as having a low resistivity (about 200 Scm) and a high concentration of sulfate ion.

W. Schwerdtfeger

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