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amrmohammed
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Hey
Given the simple electric circuit below, the connection between the negative end of the DC source and the load (R1) is a pipe where heavy oil flow with some H2S and CO2. The pipe is made of iron and copper alloy.
Without the DC current, H2S and CO2 will corrode the pipe. After introducing the current, will corrosion rate decreases, stay the same or increase? Is the pipe considered under "Cathodic Protection"?
Thank you,
Given the simple electric circuit below, the connection between the negative end of the DC source and the load (R1) is a pipe where heavy oil flow with some H2S and CO2. The pipe is made of iron and copper alloy.
Without the DC current, H2S and CO2 will corrode the pipe. After introducing the current, will corrosion rate decreases, stay the same or increase? Is the pipe considered under "Cathodic Protection"?
Thank you,
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