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Standard Scientific Research and Essays Vol. 2(9), pp. 355-363 September 2014 (ISSN: 2310-7502)
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Review article

 

Review of solar cathodic corrosion prevention, control and monitoring of pipelines, tanks and other structures

 

Nwigwe Chukwumerije and Eze Joseph

 

Department of Physics/Electronics, Federal Polytechnic, Nekede Owerri, Nigeria

 

*Corresponding Author E-mail: terhemba4sure@yahoo.com

 

Accepted 03 September 2014

Abstract

Inspite of the measures of use of galvanized pipelines and thick anti-corrosion coating of oil pipelines and other metal structures, corrosion of their material still go on, leading to deterioration and systems failure including spills and consequent environmental degradation, huge expenditure on repairs, replacements, cleaning of spills, compensation to flowline communities and revenue loss due to lost man hours before repairs and replacements. If this situation is allowed to continue a chunk of the budgets of oil companies will always go to solving corrosion problems every year. There is therefore urgent need to arrest the situation through use of a combination of adequate coating, CP design and use, pigging and modern remote corrosion monitoring techniques, whose principles and applications are all presented in this work, and which can serve as a blueprint for protecting and remote monitoring of pipelines against corrosion, ensuring no loss of pipelines or oil and thus an increase in revenue generation.

Keywords: Solar, Electrolytic, Anodic, Pigging

 

 


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