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                      Cathode scale, 398            Cathodic protection (CP) (Cont.):
                      Cathodic polarization, 85, 108  for pipelines, 571–578
                      Cathodic processes, 40–45, 85   and potential, measurement
                      Cathodic protection (CP), 134, 525–585  of, 565–566
                        and AC power lines, 563       and rectified current sources, 561–563
                        and anode backfill, 540–543   and reference electrodes, 550–553
                        and anode beds, 538–540       sacrificial anodes, 553–555
                        and anodes, 553–561           sacrificial cathodic protection, 536,
                         consumable anodes, 556–557      548–550
                         ICCP anodes, 556–561          for concrete, 548–550
                         nonconsumable anodes, 559–561  for soils, 536
                         sacrificial anodes, 553–555   for water, 527–529
                         semiconsumable anodes, 557–559  semiconsumable anodes, 557–559
                        for bare system, 569          simulation of, 578
                        and cables, 564–565           in soils, 532–543
                        and cavitation, 192            and anode backfill, 540–543
                        and close interval potentials   and anode beds, 538–540
                           surveys, 571–573            ICCP, 536–537
                        and closed cycle vapor         sacrificial cathodic protection, 536
                           turbogenerators, 563       and solar cells, 563, 564
                        for coated system, 567–569    and stray currents, 569–571
                        for concrete, 544–550         testing, 566–569
                         ICCP, 545–547                 for bare system, 569
                         sacrificial cathodic protection,   for coated system, 567–569
                            548–550                   in water, 526–532
                        consumable anodes, 556–557     ICCP, 529–532
                        and corrosion coupons, 577–578  sacrificial cathodic protection,
                        and currents, 561–564             527–529
                         from AC power lines, 563     and wind-powered generators, 564
                         from cables, 564–565         and wires, 564–565
                         CCVTs, 563                   and zinc, 548
                         from rectified current sources,   Cathodic protection exposures, 651
                            561–563                 Cathodic reactions, 250–251
                         from solar cells, 563, 564  Cavitation, 192–194
                         stray currents, 569–571      and cathodic protection, 192
                         testing for, 566–569         cloud cavitation, 193
                         from wind-powered generators, 564  and corrosion control, 453
                         from wires, 564–565          and flow accelerated corrosion,
                        and direct current voltage gradient   185, 186
                           surveys, 576               sheet cavitation, 194
                        history and development, 525–526  supercavitation, 194
                        and ICCP anodes, 556–561      traveling cavitation, 193
                         for concrete, 545–547        types of, 193–194
                         consumable anodes, 556–557   vortex cavitation, 194
                         modeling for, 579–582      CBDA (correction-based design
                         nonconsumable anodes, 559–561  analysis), 216
                         semiconsumable anodes, 557–559  CCSRE (see Copper/copper sulfate
                         in soils, 536–537             reference electrode)
                         in water, 529–532          CCVTs (closed cycle vapor
                        modeling                       turbogenerators), 563
                         for ICCP, 579–582          CDA (corrosion damage algorithm), 358
                         and interference, 582–585  Cells (corrosion cells), 224–246
                        monitoring, 571–578           concentration cells, 231–233
                         CIPS, 571–573                conductivity, 95
                         with corrosion coupons, 577–578  Daniell, 35, 36
                         DCVG surveys, 576            differential aeration cells, 233–235
                         Pearson surveys for, 573–576  examples of, 224–227
                        nonconsumable anodes, 559–561  formation of, 235
                        optimization of, 578          galvanic cells, 227–231
                        and Pearson surveys, 573–576  microbial corrosion cells, 245–246
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