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  • State of the Art Cathodic Protection Practices and 

    Equipment 

  • State of the Art

    Definition:

    The level of development (as of a device, procedure, process, technique, or science) reached at any particular time usually as a result of modern methods

  • Cathodic Protection 

    Type

    Materials

    Installation

    Monitor / Survey Techniques

  • Types of Cathodic Protection

    Sacrificial Anode

    Small Current Requirement• Well Coated Structures• Isolated Structures

    Low to Medium Soil Resistivity

  • Types of Cathodic Protection

    Impressed Current

    Large Current Requirement• Poorly Coated Structures• Shorted Structures

    High Soil Resistivity

  • Sacrificial AnodesMagnesium & Zinc Typical

  • Sacrificial AnodeZinc Ribbon

  • GRADE

    SINGLE ANODE

    PIPE

    AN

    OD

    E

    AT PIPE DEPTHTO 5' TYPICAL

    5' MIN

    GRADE

    MULTIPLE ANODE

    PIPE

    AN

    OD

    E

    AN

    OD

    E

    AN

    OD

    E

    AN

    OD

    E

    5' TO 15'TYPICAL

    10'-15' MINFOR MAGNESIUM5' MIN FOR ZINC

    TYPICAL SACRIFICIAL ANODE INSTALLATION

  • Typical Sacrificial Anode Installation

  • Typical Sacrificial Anode Installation

  • Typical Sacrificial Anode InstallationRibbon Anode

  • Impressed Current Rectifier

    Constant Voltage

    Constant Current

    Auto Potential

    Pulse

    Alternative PowerSolar

    Thermo Electric

    Wind

    Hydro

  • Impressed Current AnodeGraphite

  • Impressed Current AnodeHigh Silicon Cast Iron

  • Impressed Current AnodeMixed Metal Oxide

  • - +

    RECTIFIER

    PIPE

    PIPE

    AN

    OD

    E

    AN

    OD

    E

    AN

    OD

    E

    AN

    OD

    E

    AN

    OD

    E

    AN

    OD

    E

    TYPICAL IMPRESSED CURRENT ANODE INSTALLATIONDISTRUBUTED

  • 200' TO 500' TYPICAL

    - +

    RECTIFIER

    TYPICAL IMPRESSED CURRENT ANODE INSTALLATIONREMOTE

    PIP

    E

    ANODES

  • PIPE

    - +

    50' T

    O 4

    00'

    TYP

    ICA

    L

    ANODE WITHIN SLURRIED BACKFILL

    TYPICAL IMPRESSED CURRENT ANODE INSTALLATIONDEEP

  • GRADE

    TO ANODE JUNCTION BOXMINIMUM 2'-0" BURIAL

    SURFACE CASING TO 40 FT

    VENT PIPE

    SAND / BENTONITE MIXTURE

    ANODE LEAD WIRES / HALAR

    ANODES 10 EACH ON 10 FT CENTERS

    LOW RESISTANCE BACK-FILL BOTTOM FILLED SLURRIED

    GRADE

    10"

    125'

    75'

    200'

  • Impressed Current Anode InstallationDistributed or Remote

  • Impressed Current Anode InstallationDeep

  • Storage Tank Bottom CPNew                           Existing

  • Vacuum Excavation

    • Utility Locating• Anode Installation• Reference Cell Installation

    • Test Station Installation• Depth of Cover Survey• Expose Pipeline for Coating Inspection

    • Subsurface Utility Engineering

  • Vacuum ExcavationUtility Locate

  • Vacuum ExcavationAnode / Test Station Installation

  • Cathodic Protection Testing

    Equipment

    Tools

    Materials

    Survey Methods

  • +

    0.000

    CLEAN WATER

    HIGH INPUT IMPEDANCE DIGITAL VOLT METER10 M OR GREATER

    COPPER/COPPER SULFATE REFERENCE CELLCLEAN, FULLY CHARGED & CALIBRATED

    TEST WIRES WITH ALLIGATOR CLIPSSELECTION OF SHORT & LONG WITH NO SPLICES

    CLEAN WATERTO SATURATE THE TEST LOCATION

    MISC. HAND TOOLSTO MAKE MINOR REPAIRS ON-SITE

    C.P. TEST EQUIPMENT

  • Data CollectionRead Only                 Self Storage

  • Reference Cell / Electrode

    SATURATED COPPER SULFATE SOLUTION

    PURE COPPER ROD

    COPPER SULFATE CRYSTALS

    POROUS PLUG

    O-RING SEAL

    ELECTRODE BODY

    O-RING SEAL

    • Contaminated every time it gets used

    Clean Regularly

    Check Regularly

    • The “Weakest Link” in Cathodic Protection Testing

  • Cathodic Protection CriteriaNACE SP0169

    1. ‐850 mV with IR Drop Considered

    2. ‐850 mV Polarized

    3. 100 mV Polarization

  • CP Test Location / Test Station

  • +

    - 0.850 V

    PIPE

    STRUCTURE TERMINAL

    VOLT METERREFERENCECELL TERMINAL

    PERMANENT REFERENCE CELL

    1. CONNECT (+) LEAD OF VOLT METER TO STRUCTURE TERMINAL 2. CONNECT (-) LEAD OF VOLT METER TO REFERENCE CELL TERMINAL 3. READ & RECORD MEASURED POTENTIAL

    C.P TESTING - PERMANENT REFERENCE CELL

  • Permanent Reference Electrode

  • +

    - 0.850 V

    PIPE

    +

    - 0.850 V

    PIPE

    C.P TESTING - PORTABLE REFERENCE CELL

    1. CONNECT (+) LEAD OF VOLT METER TO STRUCTURE TERMINAL 2. CONNECT (-) LEAD OF VOLT METER TO REFERENCE CELL TERMINAL 3. PLACE REFERENCE CELL DIRECTLY OVER OR ADJACENT TO PIPE 4. READ & RECORD MEASURED POTENTIAL

    VOLT METER

    REFERENCE CELL

    C.P. TEST STATION

    STRUCTURE TERMINAL

    STRUCTURE TESTWIRE

    VOLT METER

  • PROPER REFERENCE CELL PLACEMENT

    PIPE

    GRADE

    AN

    OD

    E.850V

    AN

    OD

    E

    100' (TYPICAL)

  • Coupon Test Station

    • IR Free Potential Reads

    • No Need to Interrupt:Rectifiers

    Sacrificial Anodes

    Foreign Bonds

    • Calculate Metal Loss

  • Remote Monitoring

    • GPS Controlled• Automatic Pipe‐to‐Soil Potential Reads

    • Automatic Rectifier Voltage & Amperage Reads

    • Alarm Notification• Interruption Capabilities• Cellular, Satellite & Radio Communication

  • Circuit Interruption

    • Rectifiers & Foreign Bonds

    • Sacrificial Anodes

    • GPS Controlled

    • Programmable Schedule

  • Fault Protection & Grounding

    • Solid State• Induced AC Voltage Mitigation

    • Stray DC Voltage Blocking

    • Insulated Joint Protection

  • Ultrasonic Thickness (UT) Gauges

  • Thermite Welding

  • Over‐the‐LineSurvey Techniques

  • Over‐the‐LineSurvey Techniques

    Close Interval Survey (CIS)• Cathodic Protection Potential Profile

    Pipeline Current Mapping (PCM)• Maps Cathodic Protection Current Loss due to Coating Failure or Shorted conditions

    Direct Current Voltage Gradient (DCVG)Alternating Current Voltage Gradient (ACVG)• Pinpoints Coating Defects

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