This paper presents the outcome of search during the past year, for innovations in instrumentation and hook-up techniques employed in coaxial lead cable corrosion testing. The search was motivated by a need to make the testing job more productive, that is, to increase the engineering validity of test data and at the same time to reduce the skill level required to accomplish a satisfactory job of testing.

Subject
Electric current, Test methods, Protection practices, Materials, Batteries, Materials performance, Skills, Polarity, Probability, Instrumentation, Lead, Cables, Interfaces
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1970
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