The use of computerized field testing equipment and analysis techniques has greatly increased the ability to acquire, transport, interpret, update and present data. Traditional testing equipment is being supplemented by devices of greater versatility. This paper presents a variety of instances in which computer technology is used in field testing. Corrosion evaluations, cathodic protection and stray current testing discussions are included.

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Electric current, Underground structures, Test methods, Piping, Voltage, Cathodic protection, Pipe to soil potential, Rectifiers, Equipment, Stray current, Surveys, Instant off potential, Electrode potential
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1991
Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP)
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