651 - P1 (50Q) Flashcards

1
Q

A commercial carbonaceous backfill material.

A

coke breeze

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2
Q

An electrochemical cell the electromotive force of which is due to a difference in air (oxygen) concentration

A

differential aeration cell

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3
Q

The change from the open-circuit potential of an electrode as a result of current across the electrode/electrolyte interface.

A

polarization

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4
Q

Differing oxygen concentrations between areas on a steel surface may generate __________.

A

differences in potential.

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5
Q

________________ and other factors interact in a complex fashion to influence corrosion.

A

Moisture content, pH, oxygen concentration,

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6
Q

The most common, and potentially the most

damaging, stray currents are __________.

A

direct currents.

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7
Q

Sand is often installed by loose lifts in maximum layering of_________ thickness.

A

6 in. – 8 in. (15 cm – 20 cm)

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8
Q

rolling is suggested to be done for each layer to achieve compaction to ___ of the maximum dry density

A

95%

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9
Q

The corrosion rate of steel may double with every _____ increase in temperature above 77°F (25°C).

A

18°F (10°C)

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10
Q

Metals commonly used as galvanic anodes in soil are __________ in either cast or ribbon form.

A

magnesium and zinc

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11
Q

Galvanic systems are normally applied only to small diameter tanks (e.g., _________) or for tanks with externally coated bottoms.

A

less than 60 ft [18 m]

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12
Q

The rectifier converts _______ current to ______ current

A

alternating, direct

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13
Q

A typical cathodic protection rectifier has two major components: (a) a _______ to reduce the AC supply voltage, and (b) _______ to convert AC input to DC output.

A

step-down transformer, rectifying elements

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14
Q

However, in lieu of a current requirement test, the generally accepted protective current density is between ________ at ambient temperatures, and current density between ________for elevated temperature
tanks.

A

1 mA/ft2 and 2 mA/ft2 , 2 mA/ft2 and 8 mA/ft2

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15
Q

Rectifiers with a moderate excess capacity (typically _______) should be selected to allow for adjustments during the life of the cathodic protection system and to prevent damage due to voltage overloads.

A

10% – 50%

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16
Q

NACE ______ should be consulted for design information for impressed current systems.

A

RP0388

17
Q

It is recommended that Sections 4 and 5 of

NACE _____ be consulted when designing similar systems for aboveground hydrocarbon storage tank bottoms

A

RP0575

18
Q

Refer to the latest revision of NACE ______ for electrical isolation requirement.

A

RP0177

19
Q

To ensure adequate cathodic protection has been achieved on aboveground storage tanks, refer to the latest edition of NACE ______

A

RP0193

20
Q

A negative (cathodic) potential of at least _____ mV with the cathodic protection current applied

A

850

21
Q

A minimum of ___ mV of cathodic polarization measured between the tank bottom metallic surface and a stable reference electrode contacting the electrolyte.

A

100

22
Q

Tank bottom surface area contacting the tank pad may vary with the tank content level, causing variations to _______ reading.

A

tank-to-soil potential

23
Q

For a typical shallow vertical anode installation, the hole is excavated __________ in diameter by approximately _________ deep.

A

8 in. – 12 in. (20 cm – 30 cm) , 10 ft – 20 ft (304 cm – 366 cm)

24
Q

The greatest sources of ______ are the electric railway, rapid transit system, underground mining electrical systems, and welding machines

A

stray current

25
Q

______cathodic protection surveys are recommended to ensure the effectiveness of cathodic protection

A

Annual

26
Q

All sources of impressed current should be checked at intervals not exceeding ___ months unless specified otherwise by regulation.

A

two