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The objective of cathodic protection of steel in concrete is to:
Stop and prevent steel corrosion and subsequent concrete deterioration.

The result of cathodic protection is:
The prevention of corrosion of embedded steel in concrete and loss of tensile capacity.
The prevention of concrete deterioration (cracking and spalling) and loss of compressive capacity within the concrete.

The benefits of cathodic protection include:
The sustainable use of natural resources.
The ability to reduce the extent of concrete repairs to damaged concrete only.
The ability to extend the life of critical infrastructure by stopping or preventing deterioration due to corrosion.

Want to learn more about this technology?

Online Courses | SegCorr Ltd These online courses cover corrosion-related deterioration and cathodic protection design for stopping corrosion of steel in concrete.

Want to learn about sustainable ways of protecting reinforced concrete from corrosion?

Start Learning Now - New online course available on ways of protecting reinforced concrete from corrosion.

This course consists of 7 modules and has been structured as follows:
Module 1 – Basic Principles of Corrosion
Module 2 – Investigation, and Inspection
Module 3 – Corrosion Protection Options
Module 4 – Cathodic Protection
Module 5 – Cathodic Protection Case Studies ICCP
Module 6 – Galvanic Cathodic Protection Case Studies
Module 7 – Cathodic Protection Practical Measurement Demonstration

At the end of this course, you will receive a completion certificate which you can use to demonstrate that you have undertaken structured learning on the topic of corrosion and cathodic protection of steel in concrete and the repair options for deteriorating reinforced concrete structures.

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