| 英文摘要 |
Cathodic protection (CP) has become an established method for the rehabilitation of reinforced concrete structures subject to chloride induced corrosion. Different types and configurations of both impressed current CP systems and sacrificial anodes are now available for different applications. A galvanic cathodic protection system using metallized zinc anodes was applied to the Su-Ao harbor, Taiwan to mitigate the corrosion of the steel reinforced wharf decks. The performance of the galvanic protection systems, following 9 months of monitoring, is encouraging. The galvanic protection current is around 9 mA/m 2, and the depolarization potential meets the National Association of Corrosion Engineers International (NACE) 100 mV criteria. It is apparent that longer periods of potential decay are required for water-saturated concrete. |