Discusses methods and practices used by a telephone company to coordinate its cathodic protection activities with other operators and owners of buried metallic substructures. This coordination is done to minimize effect of cathodic protection on metallic substructures. 5.2.1

Subject
Water, Piping, Cathodic protection, Cathodic current, Installation, Joints, Cables, Electrochemical current, Rectifiers, Engineers, Polyethylene, Electrical interference, Anodes
© 1960 National Association of Corrosion Engineers
1960
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