Corrosion control is a significant factor in the design and construction of nuclear power plants; and cathodic protection has established itself as an effective method for the control of corrosion in such installations. It is the corrosion mitigation method which allows the easiest measurement of the degree of protection achieved.

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Electric current, Water, Materials, Nuclear power, Cathodic protection, Corrosion cells, Structures, Electrical resistivity, Construction, Impressed current, Half cells, Electrolytes, Anodes
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1977
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