Alternating current (AC) corrosion represents a significant challenge for pipeline integrity, particularly where high-voltage power lines and electrified railways coexist with buried pipelines. The ...
European field monitoring programs and subsequent laboratory investigations have shown that excessive cathodic protection (CP), combined with induced AC, enhances the risk of corrosion. Increasing the ...
In the last six years or so there has been a flurry of reports of AC corrosion on buried pipelines. Statistics are difficult to acquire, mainly because the link between AC and corrosion has not always ...
Research addresses high-voltage interference, AC corrosion risk for cathodically protected pipelines
Based on a presentation to the 6th International Conference on Pipeline Rehabilitation & Maintenance, Berlin, Oct. 6-10, 2003. Buried pipe- lines that parallel high-voltage lines are inductively ...
Corrosion problems in air conditioning units can be caused by various factors including exposure to harsh environmental conditions like humidity, salt, pollutants, chemicals, and other airborne ...
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