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ASTM Selected Technical Papers
Marine Corrosion in Tropical Environments
By
SW Dean
SW Dean
1
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.
?
Allentown, PA Symposium co-chair and co-editor
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GH-D Delgadillo
GH-D Delgadillo
2
Universidad del Mayab
?
Merida, Mexico Symposium co-chair and co-editor
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JB Bushman
JB Bushman
3
Bushman & Associates
?
Medina, OH Symposium co-chair and co-editor
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ISBN-10:
0-8031-2873-8
ISBN:
978-0-8031-2873-6
No. of Pages:
320
Publisher:
ASTM International
Publication date:
2000

This paper covers the use of cathodic protection in saline muds and soils to protect steel and aluminum structures such as tanks and piping. The history of this type of corrosion control in the Carribean Islands is covered, as well as developments over time in this part of the world. The conditions encountered with saline muds and sands are unique to these areas and lend themselves to specialized application of galvanic and impressed current corrosion control.

1.
Kessler
,
R. J.
,
Lasa
,
I. R.
, and
Powers
R. G.
Solar Power for Cathodic Protection.
,”
Materials Protection
, Dec., 1998,
37
(
12
), pp. 14–19.
2.
Hoe
,
K. H.
Ray
,
SK
, “
Current Density for Cathodic Protection of Steel in Tropical Sea Water
,”
British Corrosion Journal
,
1998
,
33
(
3
), pp. 206–210.
3.
Alexander
,
A. L.
,
Forgeson
,
B.W.
, and
Southwell
,
C.P.
, “
Corrosion of Metals in Tropical Environments
,”
Corrosion
, March, 1960,
19
(
2
), pp. 87–98.
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