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This paper will show improvements in interpretation of direct current voltage gradient % IR and how accurate selection of pipeline coating rehabilitation location based on this concept would lead to improvements in cathodic protection performance. Case studies from previous external corrosion direct assessment digs will be presented.
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This document is to serve as a guide towards location selection criteria for researchers measuring the risk of environmental corrosion. It is not a set of instructions for how to build a standardized test site with well-defined exposure conditions. Rather, the goal of this document is to provide guidance on how to select test locations when pre-installed exposure racks or defined test areas are not established. While this document is part of a group of standards designed to quantify environmental severity for the aerospace and defense industry, this standard is intended to be applicable to all industries.