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Incorrect cathodic protection connection leads to rebar corrosion. E. Proverbio et al. Mater. Perform., August 1995, 34(8), 27--30.
Details are given of a case history concerning a concrete oil-loading wharf, the life of which was shortened by an incorrect connection between the cathodic protection system and the structure to be protected. 2 refs.
Abstract details
Journal title: Materials Performance
Keywords: Corrosion - Cathodic protection
Subjects: Non-metallic minerals, Oil and gas, Oil, Corrosion
