The design of cathodic protection system with solar energy in batman conditions
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Abstract (EN)
Cathodic protection is the most effective protection method as knowning today that is used for protecting underground or underwater metals from corrosion. Impressed current cathodic protection of a metal is done by applying a direct current. Transformer / Rectifier (T/R) unit voltage and metal by setting the voltage potential of metal corrosion values will be brought completely corrosion can be prevented. The rapid development of electronics and computer technology together with the T/R unit the design and shape control has changed. Of the electrical energy does not reach the open sea or in solar cells through the opportunity for the application of cathodic protection can be provided. Plenty of sun city area, one of the Batman, Solar energy, oil, natural gas pipe lines, metal or any material of the pipeline cathodic protection system to provide the Batman in terms of applicability was investigated.
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Mehmet Selim Reşitoğlu
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Mehmet Selim Reşitoğlu (Master Thesis). The design of cathodic protection system with solar energy in batman conditions, 2015, Batman University.
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