Chapter 3 Flashcards

CP Principles

1
Q

Cathodic protection is achieved by

A

making the structure the cathode of a direct current circuit

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2
Q

Define Anode

A

corroding structure- point where current is discharged

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3
Q

define cathode

A

protected structure - point where current is picked up

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4
Q

_________ is the conductive medium between anode and cathode.

A

electrolyte

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5
Q

Name the two methods of cathodic protection

A

Galvanic anode and impressed current

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6
Q

What are the three types of rectifiers?

A

constant current-current output remains constant independent of circuit resistances

constant voltage- DC voltage remains constant

Constant structure to electrolyte potential - current and voltage vary to maintain a constant potential

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7
Q

What is the required potential when using CSE(copper/copper sulfate)

A

-850mv

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8
Q

Current interruption, reference electrode placement and coupons are all methods of

A

IR drop correction

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9
Q

Underground aluminum and copper structures require

_________ mv of polarization.

A

100 mv of polarization

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10
Q

Offshore platforms require a minimum of _____ (V or MV) using a _____ electrode.

A

800mv or .8 Volts

silver/silver chloride

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