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Bond of steel-mortar interface interfered by stray current
Cement and Concrete Research, 2021 The focus of this work is to present test results on the bond of steel-mortar interface undergoing stray current. The bond strength, derived by pull-out tests, is correlated to the electrochemical response of the steel rebar and the properties of the ...
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A review on stray current-induced steel corrosion in infrastructure
Corrosion Reviews, 2017 Metallic corrosion can cause substantial damage at various levels and in almost all types of infrastructure. For metallic corrosion to occur, a certain external environment and the presence of corrodents are the prerequisites.
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Evaluating the stray current corrosion of steel rebar in different layouts
Measurement: Journal of the International Measurement Confederation, 2022 By different testing methods (electrochemical techniques, potential shift monitoring, and Environmental Scanning Electron Microscope), this research evaluates the stray current corrosion of steel rebar in different layouts. The more significant corrosion
Zhipei Chen, D A Koleva
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Stray Current Control in DC Mass Transit Systems
IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology, 2005 Stray current control is essential in direct current (DC) mass transit systems where the rail insulation is not of sufficient quality to prevent a corrosion risk to the rails, supporting and third-party infrastructure.
Ian Cotton, Charalambos A Charalambous
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CORROSION 1969, 1969
All corrosion is the result of an electrochemical reaction; it involves both electrical and chemical events. For electrochemical corrosion to occur there must be a potential difference between two points that are electrically connected and immersed in an electrolyte.
L. H. Schwalm, J. G. Sandor
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All corrosion is the result of an electrochemical reaction; it involves both electrical and chemical events. For electrochemical corrosion to occur there must be a potential difference between two points that are electrically connected and immersed in an electrolyte.
L. H. Schwalm, J. G. Sandor
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Parametric Stray Current Monitoring and Mitigation for Electric Rail Stray Current
CORROSION 2005, 2005Abstract Built in several stages over 20 years, the electric rail system in Portland, Oregon is varied in construction design and materials and presents a range of stray current conditions. The rail system is proximate to water supply mains, distribution mains, and services also constructed with varied materials and methods.
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Stray Current Corrosion - Aluminum
CORROSION 1975, 1975This paper covers one phase of a systematic study of the effects of stray current on engineering materials conducted at the Naval Research Laboratory over the past two years. Parameters that might be used in detection of stray current have also been studied.
T. J. Lennox, M. H. Peterson
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Measurement and Analysis of Stray Currents
2019 20th International Scientific Conference on Electric Power Engineering (EPE), 2019Nowadays, the issue of stray currents is very actual, especially due to origin of electrochemical corrosion of storage devices. The biggest sources of stray currents are direct current traction systems such as railways and city lines using rails as a return conductor. In many cases, the return current does not flow back to traction converter substation
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2011 IEEE IAS Electrical Safety Workshop, 2011
Stray currents, sometimes called “objectionable currents” are part of the same phenomenon called “stray voltage.” Stray currents can cause electric shocks to humans in swimming pools. Stray voltages caused by the multigrounded neutral system can have severe effects on both humans and farm animals.
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Stray currents, sometimes called “objectionable currents” are part of the same phenomenon called “stray voltage.” Stray currents can cause electric shocks to humans in swimming pools. Stray voltages caused by the multigrounded neutral system can have severe effects on both humans and farm animals.
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