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Title: Protecting Bare Steel-Choosing The Proper Criterion
Author: Jack. W. Sharp
Source: American Gas Association 1975
Year Published: 1975
Abstract: In establishing cathodic protection on buried bare steel piping systems, some unique problems arise that are not usually encountered on coated systems. Since coated systems require relatively little current for protection, any of the five criteria for protection-as stipulated by the Office of Pipeline Safety-are easy to achieve. In many cases, if one criterion is satisfied on a coated system, several or all of the others will also be satisfied. When attempting to protect bare pipe, however, it is unlikely that several of the criteria will be met simultaneously unless an unnecessarily high protective current is supplied.

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