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...Stray current leakage and the corrosion caused by the leaked current in dc traction power systems has been an ongoing issue especially in slab/embedded tracks. These tracks typically run through urban traffic areas, city centers, tunnels, and between the utility lines. Their location requires...
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... (potential for galvanic corrosion), contain multiple tight-fitting components (potential for crevice corrosion), and are uncoated (potential for atmospheric corrosion). Thus, the environment has the potential to promote stray current corrosion and rapid corrosion of metal components. Stray current corrosion...
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... density is 10 A/m2 which corresponds for steel to a corrosion rate of about 10 mm/y. Non-stationary interference takes place when the electric field is variable, as in the typical case of stray currents dispersed by DC traction systems. Interference occurs only during the transit of the train...
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... sections. Maximum propulsion current to accelerate an 8-car train is on the order of 8,000 to 10,000 amperes. Beginning at the design stage and continuing for several years into operation, stray current control was considered an integral part of the transit system procedures. The fundamental approach...
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...As can be seen in Table 2 , stray currents occur to some extent even on a very well isolated traction power distribution system. To monitor the amount of stray current produced by the system and aid in mitigating the effect of stray current on transit and third-party structures, some structural...
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.... To get an accurate assessment of the effect of the HVDC stray currents, it was essential to record the current flow and pipe-to-soil potential of both the 18 inch and 24 inch lines. The current flow was recorded as a voltage across a length of the pipeline and the pipe-to-soil potential was recorded...
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... for a particular structure and environmental conditions before its practical implementation. Crude answers to the optimal location and distribution of the anodes required to protect effectively a certain area, or the prediction of interference and stray currents can be readily obtained before committing costly...
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... to a reduction in mortar strength. The relationship between resistivity and strength is complex and also involves moisture content. Concrete Corrosion Cracking Resistivity Stray Current INTRODUCTION Previous works 1 , 2 report on the development of an electrically resistive concrete mix...
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... of optimum groundbed location. The equations also apply to any metallic structure in an electrolyte that can be affected by direct current flow. anodes to remote earth potentials cathodic protection design stray current direct current interference anodes area of influence INTRODUCTION The minimum...
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... of the device itself and field application have arisen. This paper covers problems issued in initial stages, upgraded functions on newly developed automated systems, and its performance results. Cathodic protection buried pipeline real-time monitoring on-potential off-potential stray current synchronous...
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...INTRODUCTION The Portland Water Bureau (PWB) requires 10-ft separation between insulated embedded electric rail and metallic waterlines. The requirement of a 10-ft separation is based on both risk assessment for stray current corrosion (Ref 1 ) and access needs for maintenance and operations (Ref...