An Impressed Current Cathodic Protection (ICCP) system utilizing local and remote anodes was installed for a ship loading facility in Quebec, Canada, to protect the submerged H-piles, cylindrical piles and sheet piles associated with the facility. This facility is subject to extreme ice loading conditions, tides, changing water resistivity, ship traffic and dredging operations.

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Water, Anodic protection, Impressed current cathodic protection, Tides, Seawater, Springs, Cables, Junction boxes, Rectifiers, Ports and harbors, Titanium, Piles, Anodes
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2009
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