The electronic spreadsheet is the most popular business program for personal computers. Though the spreadsheet was designed to be used for financial and management applications, its characteristics make it ideal for many engineering applications. The electronic spreadsheet enables you to perform What-If analysis and design and does not require expertise in computer programming languages.

Spreadsheet templates are developed for the design of sacrificial and impressed current cathodic protection systems. The steps to use in developing spreadsheets are presented.

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Costs, Galvanic anodes, Piping, Electrochemical cells, Groundbeds, Zinc anodes, Magnesium anodes, Electrolyte resistance, Anode resistance, Electrical resistivity, Anodic current, Electrolytes, Anodes
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1986
Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP)
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