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Title: Problems Involved In Implementing Cathodic Protection In Large Cities
Author: John H. Fitzgerald, III
Source: American Gas Association 1970
Year Published: 1970
Abstract: Cathodic protection is an essential part of gas distribution operations. It is especially important that pipelines in urban areas be adequately protected, and this can be accomplished realistically and economically provided one recognizes the problems that can exist. Problems generally encompass effects on foreign structures, shorts (inadvertent contacts to other structures), damaged or poor quality coating and the feasibility of assuring protection through pipe-to-soil potential tests. This paper outlines the cathodic protection methods that can be used, the problems likely to be encountered and solutions that can be employed.

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