FIELD: protection of pipelines from underground corrosion. SUBSTANCE: method involves injecting chemical reactant into ground, with aqueous solution of sulfuric acid zinc with concentration of 150-160 g/l per 1 cu.dm of surface to be protected and 1 cu.dm of surrounding ground being used as chemical reactant. Injection is conducted at cathodic protection potential of -0.85 - -1.15 V (as compared to copper-sulfate electrode). EFFECT: wider range of use and increased efficiency in protecting insulating coating of metal pipelines from underground corrosion. 1 dwg, 1 tbl
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Dates
2003-03-20—Published
2001-04-27—Filed