Titan Corrosion Services Inc

This looks like a list of materials and components related to Cathodic Protection (CP) systems. **Cathodic Protection** is a technique used to prevent corrosion of metal structures by making them the cathode in an electrochemical cell. Here's a breakdown of the terms you provided: **Anodes:** * **Zinc:** A common sacrificial anode material. It corrodes preferentially, protecting the structure. * **Zinc Ribbon:** A form of zinc anode, often used in buried pipelines. * **Magnesium:** Another sacrificial anode material, more active than zinc, used in more aggressive environments. * **Graphite:** A non-sacrificial anode, requiring an impressed current source. * **HSCI:** High Silicon Cast Iron, a type of sacrificial anode. * **MMO:** Mixed Metal Oxide, a type of non-sacrificial anode. **CP System Components:** * **Fink Test Stations:** Used to measure the potential difference between the structure and the surrounding soil, indicating the effectiveness of the CP system. * **Cable/Wire:** Connects the anode to the structure being protected. * **Coke Breeze:** A granular material used as a backfill around buried anodes to improve electrical contact with the soil. * **J Boxes:** Junction boxes used to connect cables and wires within the CP system. * **HSCI:** High Silicon Cast Iron, can also be used as a component in CP systems. * **Etc.:** Indicates other miscellaneous components may be included. Let me know if you have any other questions about cathodic protection or these specific terms.