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ECUACIONES PARA EL CALCULO DE VARIABLES EN PROTECCION CATODICA, DE ACUERDO A PRACTICAS RECOMENDADASTRANSCRIPT
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Dwight's Equation for Single Vertical Anode Resistance to Earth - inches
= Soil resistivity in ohm-cm = 10,000 ohm-cmL = Rod length in inches L = 84.0 inchesd = Rod diameter in inches d = 8.00 inches
R V = Resistance of vertical rod in ohms R V = 25.5 ohms
Dwight's Equation for Single Vertical Anode Resistance to Earth - feet
= Resistivity of backfill material (or earth) in ohm-cm = 10,000 ohm-cmL = Length of anode in feet L = 7.0 feetd = Diameter of anode in feet d = 0.667 feet
R V = Resistance of one vertical anode to earth in ohms R V = 25.5 ohms
Dwight's Equation for Multiple Vertical Anodes in Parallel - feet
= Soil resistivity in ohm-cm = 10,000 ohm-cmN = Number of anodes in parallel N = 10 eachL = Length of anode in feet L = 7.0 feetd = Diameter of anode in feet d = 0.667 feetS = Anode spacing in feet S = 10.0 feetR = Resistance of vertical anodes in parallel to earth in ohms R = 4.51 ohms
NACECompanion to the Peabody Book
October 26, 2000Revision 1.1
= 1800521.0
dLln
LRV
+= Nln
SL
dLln
NLRMV 656.0
21800521.0
= 180624.0
dLln
LRV
NOTICE
For these equations to be valid the soil must be homogeneous and L >> d. With low resistance backfill, as coke, d is taken as the diameter of the coke and L as the length of the backfill provided it does not extend
too much greater than the length of the anode (about 1.5 times the coke diameter).
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Modified Dwight's Equation for Multiple Anodes Installed Horizontally
R H = Resistance, in ohms, of horizontal anode to earth = Resistivity, in ohm-cm, of backfill material (or earth)L = Length of anode in feet
S = Twice depth of anode in feetd = Diameter of anode in feet
= 10,000 ohm-cmL = 7.0 feetS = 12.0 feetd = 0.667 feet
R H = 22.49 ohms
NACECompanion to the Peabody Book
October 26, 2000Revision 1.1
++
++= 1
4400521.0 22222
LLS
LS
dSLSLL
lnL
RH
NOTICE
For these equations to be valid the soil must be homogeneous and L >> d. With low resistance backfill, as coke, d is taken as the diameter of the coke and L as the length of the backfill provided it does not extend
too much greater than the length of the anode (about 1.5 times the coke diameter).
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Galvanic Anode Life
Weight = Weight = 240 lbsEfficiency = Efficiency = 0.90
Utilization Factor = Utilization Factor = 0.85Current = Current = 2.0 A
Mg Life = Zn Life = 3.9 yrs
Solution Potential
(Cu-CuSO4)-1.1 V
-1.4 to -1.6 V
-1.7 to -1.8 V
Efficiency90%
50%
50%
AnodeZinc
Std. Mg
Hi-Pot Mg
500
500
370
Consumption Rate
(kg/amp-hr)23.7
17.4
17.4
Output(amp-hr/lb)
5.9 yrs
Mag Anode Zinc Anode240 lbs
0.500.85
2.0 A
NACECompanion to the Peabody Book
October 26, 2000Revision 1.1
Amps. in CurrentFactor nUtilizatioEfficiencyLbs in Wt. Anode
Life Years Magnesium
=
116.0
Amps. in CurrentFactor nUtilizatioEfficiencyLbs in Wt. AnodeLife Years Zinc =
0424.0
1. Anodes installed in suitable chemical backfill.2. Current efficiency with current density. The shown efficiency, and the resulting consumption rate, are at approximately 30 milliamps/ft of anode surface. Efficiencies are higher at higher current densities and lower at lower current densities.3. The potentials are solution potentials. When calculating driving potentials, the difference between the protected structure and the anode, allow for anode polarization. Anode polarization is also influenced by current density at the anode surface. For magnesium polarization allow for 0.1 V anodic polarization. Zinc in a proper backfill is not usually subject to significant anodic polarization and the solution potential may be used.
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Rectifier Total Circuit Resistance
R Gbed = Ground bed resistance (ohms) R Gbed = 3.08 ohmsR C = Cable resistance (ohms) R C = 0.097 ohmsR S = Pipeline/structure to earth resistance (ohms) R S = 7.53 ohms
R T = Total circuit resistance (ohms) R T = 10.71 ohms
Deep Anode Ground Bed Resistance
= Effective soil resistivity (ohm-cm) = 10,000 ohm-cmL = Anode length (feet) L = 40 feetd = Anode diameter (feet) d = 0.667 feet
R H = Resistance to earth of a vertical single anode (ohms) R H = 6.73 ohms
Rectifier Efficiency
K = Meter constant DC Amps = 1.00 AN = # of revolutions of disk DC Volts = 2.00 VT = Time in seconds K = 0.005
N = 4T = 10 sec
Efficiency = 27.78%
NACECompanion to the Peabody Book
October 26, 2000Revision 1.1
SCGbedT RRRR ++=
TKNPower Input AC 3600=
100=Power Input ACPower Output DCEfficiency %
Amps DC x Volts DCPower Output DC =
= 1800521.0
dLln
LRV
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Impressed Current - # of Anodes Required
Wt = Weight per anode (pounds) Wt = 60 lbsCR = Consumption rate (lbs./amp-year) CR = 0.75 lbs/A-yrDL = Desired life (years) DL = 20 yrs
Current = Current required (amps) Current = 15.00 AUF = Utilization factor UF = 0.60
# anodes = 7 each
# of Anodes Required Based on Current Discharge
* from manufacturer data
MD = Maximum discharge per anode (amps) MD = 2.50 ACurrent = Current required (amps) Current = 15.00 A
# anodes = 6 each
Cable Resistance
R CABLE = Resistance per 1000 feet (Mft) R CABLE = 0.254 ohms/MftL CABLE = Length in feet (sum of positive and negative cables) L CABLE = 384 feet
R C = Cable resistance R C = 0.097 ohms
NACECompanion to the Peabody Book
October 26, 2000Revision 1.1
*MD
CurrentAnodesofNumber =
1000CABLECABLE
CLRR
=
AnodeperWeightFactornUtilizatioRequiredCurrentLifeDesiredRatenConsumptioAnodesofNumber
=
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Dwight's Equation for Single Vertical Anode Resistance to Earth - millimeters
= Soil resistivity in ohm-cm = 10,000 ohm-cmL = Rod length in mm L = 2134 mmd = Rod diameter in mm d = 203 mm
R V = Resistance of vertical rod in ohms R V = 25.6 ohms
Dwight's Equation for Single Vertical Anode Resistance to Earth - meters
= Resistivity of backfill material (or earth) in ohm-cm = 10,000 ohm-cmL = Length of anode in meters L = 2.13 md = Diameter of anode in meters d = 0.203 m
R V = Resistance of one vertical anode to earth in ohms R V = 25.6 ohms
Dwight's Equation for Multiple Vertical Anodes in Parallel - meters
= Soil resistivity in ohm-cm = 10,000 ohm-cmN = Number of anodes in parallel N = 10 eachL = Length of anode in meters L = 2.13 md = Diameter of anode in meters d = 0.203 mS = Anode spacing in meters S = 3.0 mR = Resistance of vertical anodes in parallel to earth in ohms R = 4.52 ohms
NACECompanion to the Peabody Book
October 26, 2000Revision 1.1M
= 1859.1
dLln
LRV
= 1800159.0
dLln
LRV
+= Nln
SL
dLln
NLR 656.021800159.0
NOTICE
For these equations to be valid the soil must be homogeneous and L >> d. With low resistance backfill, as coke, d is taken as the diameter of the coke and L as the length of the backfill provided it does not extend
too much greater than the length of the anode (about 1.5 times the coke diameter).
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Modified Dwight's Equation for Multiple Anodes Installed Horizontally
R H = Resistance, in ohms, of horizontal anode to earth = Resistivity, in ohm-cm, of backfill material (or earth)L = Length of anode in meters
S = Twice depth of anode in metersd = Diameter of anode in meters
= 10,000 ohm-cmL = 2.13 mS = 3.7 md = 0.203 m
R H = 22.52 ohms
NACECompanion to the Peabody Book
October 26, 2000Revision 1.1M
++
++= 1
4400159.0 22222
LLS
LS
dSLSLL
lnL
RH
NOTICE
For these equations to be valid the soil must be homogeneous and L >> d. With low resistance backfill, as coke, d is taken as the diameter of the coke and L as the length of the backfill provided it does not extend
too much greater than the length of the anode (about 1.5 times the coke diameter).
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Galvanic Anode Life
Weight = Weight = 109 kgEfficiency = Efficiency = 0.90
Utilization Factor = Utilization Factor = 0.85Current = Current = 2.0 A
Mg Life = Zn Life = 3.9 yrs5.9 yrs
Mag Anode Zinc Anode109 kg
0.500.85
2.0 A
1100
1100
815
Consumption Rate
(kg/amp-hr)10.8
7.9
7.9
Output(amp-hr/kg)Anode
Zinc
Std. Mg
Hi-Pot Mg
Efficiency90%
50%
50%
Solution Potential
(Cu-CuSO4)-1.1 V
-1.4 to -1.6 V
-1.7 to -1.8 V
NACECompanion to the Peabody Book
October 26, 2000Revision 1.1M
AmpsinCurrentFactornUtilizatioEfficiencykginWtAnodeLifeYearsMagnesium = .256.0
AmpsinCurrentFactornUtilizatioEfficiencykginWtAnodeLifeYearsZinc = .0935.0
1. Anodes installed in suitable chemical backfill.2. Current efficiency with current density. The shown efficiency, and the resulting consumption rate, are at approximately 30 milliamps/ft of anode surface. Efficiencies are higher at higher current densities and lower at lower current densities.3. The potentials are solution potentials. When calculating driving potentials, the difference between the protected structure and the anode, allow for anode polarization. Anode polarization is also influenced by current density at the anode surface. For magnesium polarization allow for 0.1 V anodic polarization. Zinc in a proper backfill is not usually subject to significant anodic polarization and the solution potential may be used.
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Rectifier Total Circuit Resistance
R Gbed = Ground bed resistance (ohms) R Gbed = 3.08 ohmsR C = Cable resistance (ohms) R C = 0.097 ohmsR S = Pipeline/structure to earth resistance (ohms) R S = 7.53 ohms
R T = Total circuit resistance (ohms) R T = 10.71 ohms
Deep Anode Ground Bed Resistance - meters
= Effective soil resistivity (ohm-cm) = 10,000 ohm-cmL = Anode length (meters) L = 12 md = Anode diameter (meters) d = 0.203 m
R H = Resistance to earth of a vertical single anode (ohms) R H = 6.74 ohms
Rectifier Efficiency
K = Meter constant DC Amps = 1.00 AN = # of revolutions of disk DC Volts = 2.00 VT = Time in seconds K = 0.005
N = 4T = 10 sec
Efficiency = 27.78%
NACECompanion to the Peabody Book
October 26, 2000Revision 1.1M
SCGbedT RRRR ++=
TKNPower Input AC 3600=
100=Power Input ACPower Output DCEfficiency %
Amps DC x Volts DCPower Output DC =
= 1800521.0
dLln
LRV
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Impressed Current - # of Anodes Required
Wt = Weight per anode (kg) Wt = 27.2 kgCR = Consumption rate (kg/amp-year) CR = 0.34 kg/A-yrDL = Desired life (years) DL = 20 yrs
Current = Current required (amps) Current = 15.00 AUF = Utilization factor UF = 0.60
# anodes = 7 each
# of Anodes Required Based on Current Discharge
* from anode manufacturer data
MD = Maximum discharge per anode (amps) MD = 2.50 ACurrent = Current required (amps) Current = 15.00 A
# anodes = 6 each
Cable Resistance
R CABLE = Resistance per km R CABLE = 0.833 ohms/kmL CABLE = Length in meters (sum of positive and negative cables) L CABLE = 117 m
R C = Cable resistance R C = 0.097 ohms
NACECompanion to the Peabody Book
October 26, 2000Revision 1.1M
AnodeperWeightFactornUtilizatioRequiredCurrentLifeDesiredRatenConsumptioAnodesofNumber
=
1000CABLECABLE
CLRR =
*MD
CurrentAnodesofNumber =
U.S. CustomaryDwight-Vertical AnodesDwight-Horizontal AnodesGalvanic AnodesRectifier TotalImpressed Current
MetricDwight-Vertical AnodesDwight-Horizontal AnodesGalvanic AnodesRectifier TotalImpressed Current
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