Potential Probe IRON PROBE
Discover innovation in cathodic protection with IRON PROBE, a new patented Potential probe.
New reference electrode with integrated double or single coupon for off potential measurements.
The Iron Probe is a specific type of potential probe used in the context of cathodic protection, especially to measure the Eoff potential of metal structures such as pipelines, tanks and other buried steel infrastructures.
Unlike traditional potential probes, the Iron Probe is designed with a high conductivity to be installed even on particularly resistive soils, obtaining Eon potential measurements very similar to the true Eoff potential.
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Topics
- CATHODIC PROTECTION
- IRON PROBE
- IRON PROBE DESERT
- POTENTIAL PROBE
- CATHODIC PROTECTION ELECTRODE
- Reference electrode
- CATHODIC PROTECTION SYSTEMS
- CATHODIC PROTECTION SERVICES
- METAL INFRASTRUCTURE INTEGRITY
- CORROSION
- Galvanic Corrosion
- CORROSION MONITORING
- Sacrificial Anodes
- CATHODIC PROTECTION POWER SUPPLIES
- Stray Currents
- PROTECTION DESIGN CATHODIC
- GALVANIC PROTECTION
- GALVANIC CORROSION
- CATHODIC PROTECTION DESIGN