The criteria for cathodic protection of reinforced concrete in the submerged and atmospheric zones are discussed with respect to the design of a cathodic protection system for a seawater aquarium. Potential mapping and polarization data are presented to demonstrate the extent of protection and interaction derived from each system.

Subject
Water, Cathodic protection, Cathodic potential, Rebar, Corrosion activity, Walls, Splash zone, Waterline, Cathodic sites, Reinforced concrete, Polarization, Concrete, Electrode potential
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1995
Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP)
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