A cathodic protection system for areas without electrical insulation
A cathodic protection and electrical insulation technology, applied in the field of corrosion and technical protection, can solve problems such as difficulty in implementing cathodic protection measures
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[0068] During operation, the cathode current source 14 generates a cathode current, which can extend along the surface of the buried pipeline 4 to keep the buried pipeline 4 at a low potential. The power breaking point 9 is set at both ends of the buried pipeline 4. The power breaking point 9 is connected to the input end of the clamp potential protection circuit 6, and the output end of the clamp potential protection circuit 6 is connected to the input of the high negative potential electrode Terminal, when the protection potential of the cathode current in the buried pipeline is positive than -0.86V, the clamp potential protection circuit is positively conducted, and the electrons in the high negative potential electrode flow to the power failure point; when the cathode current is in the buried pipeline When the protection potential of the pipeline 4 is negative than -0.86V, the clamp potential protection circuit is reversely conducted, and the cathode current in the buried pi...
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