ENVIRANODE CATHODICPROTECTION
TableA:EnvirAnode™KitCurrentRatingOptions TableB:
EnvirAnode™PhysicalGeometryOptions(forClientuse)
OptionCode TotalImpressed
(cc) CurrentRating(Amps)
Option Number
Anode Wire Lengths
Cap Material
Bore Hole Geometry
25 25
Code of Anode
(Caps have a
(ggg)
Elements
Metres Feet
fixed depth
Diameter Depth Depth
50 50
of 20m) (inches) (Metres) (Feet)
101 46.0 68.9 151 226 10
102
50.6 73.5 166 241
Native Soil
55.2 78.0 181 256
12
111
59.7 82.6 196 271
10
112
64.3 87.2 211 286
Bentonite
12
TableC:EnvirAnode™ApplicationOptionsuse 121
10 91.4 300
Portland 10
122
Cement
12
Option Application and/or Soil Characteristic
[1]
Anode
Code Parameter Descriptions Element
131
Conducrete
10
(aa)
132
DM-200
12
00 Low salinity, non-corrosive soil conditions AEL-100-00
301 64.3 110.0 211 361 10
302
68.9 114.6 226 376
Native Soil
1. Site soil characteristics, including salinity, pH and resitivity are determined from geo testing
73.5 119.2 241 391
12
311
78.0 123.7 256 406
10
312 82.6 128.3 271 421
Bentonite
12
321
20
87.2 132.9 286 436
Portland 10
152.4 500
91.7 137.5 301 451
322 96.3 142.0 316 466
Cement
12
331
100.9 146.6 331 481
105.5 151.2 346 496
Conducrete
10
332
DM-200
12
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