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Cathodic Protection Requirements for Military Projects. Michael A. Wallace, P.E. Electronics Engineer NACE Cathodic Protection Specialist Engineering Division. US Army Corps of Engineers Mobile District. CESAM-EN-DR 109 Saint Joseph St. Mobile, AL 36602-3630 1-800-543-2021. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Cathodic ProtectionRequirements forMilitary Projects

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Michael A. Wallace, P.E.Electronics EngineerNACE Cathodic Protection SpecialistEngineering Division

US Army Corpsof EngineersMobile District

Office: 251-694-4068FAX: [email protected]

CESAM-EN-DR109 Saint Joseph St.Mobile, AL 36602-36301-800-543-2021

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Corrosion is a major Economic, Environmental,and Safety Problem which adversely affects our Nation, as well as many of our military facilities.

Impact of Corrosion

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Corrosion is the deteriorationof a material, usually a metal, because of a reaction with itsenvironment.

What is Corrosion?

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Typical Corrosion Cell

TUBERCULAR BUILDUP OF

RUST

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Types of Corrosion Cells

• Dissimilar Metal Cell• Concentration Cell• Differential Aeration

Cell• Stray Current Cell

• Stress Cell• New Pipe and Old

Pipe Cell• Motion Cell• Combination Cell• Temperature Cell

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Corrosion Control mustbe properly addressed duringthe design, installation, and subsequent operation of systems adversely affectedby the corrosion process.

Corrosion Can Be Controlled

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Corrosion Control Methods

• Protective Coatings• Design• Environmental

Control• Material Selection• Cathodic Protection

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Protective Coatings

• Normally first line of defense against corrosion: provides barrier between a corrosive environment and the structure.

• No coating is perfect and consists of holidays (voids) often resulting from improper application and/or damage.

• Cathodic Protection often used in conjunction with coatings to protect the holidays or voids in the coating system.

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An electrical method ofmitigating corrosion on metallic structures that areexposed to electrolytes suchas soils and waters.

Cathodic Protection:

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Sacrifical Cathodic Protection

Magnesium or Zinc

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Impressed Current CP

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Standards and Laws

• NACE International Standards (National Association of Corrosion Engineers)

• 40 CFR Part 280 - Underground Storage Tanks (UST)

• 49 CFR Part 192 - Transportation of Natural Gas and other Gas by Pipeline

• 49 CFR Part 195 - Transportation of Hazardous Liquids by Pipeline

• Individual State Environmental and Safety Laws

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Military Criteria

• ETL 1110-3-474, Cathodic Protection• TM 5-811-7, Cathodic Protection• MIL-HDBK-1004/10, Electrical Engineering,

Cathodic Protection• MIL-HDBK-1136, Maintenance and Operation

of Cathodic Protection Systems (Draft)

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Military Criteria (Cont.)

• Guide Specifications (Army)– UFGS 13110A Cathodic Protection System

(Sacrificial Anode)– UFGS 13111A Cathodic Protection System

(Steel Water Tanks)– UFGS 13112A Cathodic Protection System

(Impressed Current)

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ETL 1110-3-474 requires CP & Coatings regardless of soil or water resistivity for:

• Natural Gas and propane piping

• Liquid fuel piping• Oxygen piping• Underground storage

tanks (UST) systems• Fire protection piping• Steel water tank

interiors

• Ductile or cast iron pressurized piping under floor slab

• Underground heat distribution & chilled water piping in metallic conduit

• Other structures with hazardous products

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Designer Qualifications

• Design must be accomplished by qualified personnel. ETL 1110-3-474 requires the following:– All pre-design surveys, designs, and acceptance surveys

must be by a “Corrosion Expert.”– “Corrosion Expert” is a NACE Certified Corrosion

Specialist, CP Specialist, or registered Professional Corrosion Engineer.

– “Corrosion Expert” must have a minimum of 5 years experience in CP design and experience must be type specific.

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Advantages of Adequate Corrosion Control

• Extended Coating and Structure Life yielding Cost Savings

• Protection of Environment

• Improved Public and Employee Safety

• Avoidance of costly Litigation resulting from non-adherence to Laws and Regulations

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Upstream View of Rupture Crater

Carlsbad, NM Explosion

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Lively, TX Explosion• Gas Explosion - killed

2 Teenagers• Oil Company did not

maintain CP system and falsified records to OPS

• Jury awarded over 300 million dollars to Plaintiff

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Removed & Leaking UST

Tank Wall Completely Penetrated Due to Pitting Corrosion

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Corrosion of Steel H Piling Embedded in Concrete

MacDill AFB, Florida

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Summary

• Corrosion is costly and its effects can cause harm to our environment, as well as to human life.

• Cathodic Protection can effectively control corrosion.

• Cathodic protection is required by many laws and regulations and must be designed by qualified personnel.