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Handbook of Cathodic Corrosion Protection


Year: 1997
Language: english
Author: W. von Baeckmann
Genre: Technical book
Publisher: Elsevier
Edition: 3
Format: PDF
Quality: Photo of pages
Pages count: 600
Description: Corrosion of metals in aqueous solutions or in the soil is principally an electrolytic process controlled by an electric tension, i.e., the potential of a metal in an electrolytic solution. According to the laws of electrochemistry, the reaction tendency and the rate of reaction will decrease with reducing potential. Although these relationships have been known for more than a century and although cathodic protection has been practiced in isolated cases for a long time, it required an extended period for its technical application on a wider scale. This may have been because cathodic protection used to appear curious and strange, and the electrical engineering requirements hindered its practical application. The practice of cathodic protection is indeed more complex than its theoretical base.

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