Reference electrode, non-polarizable
The electrodes of the device are designed to measure the polarization potential and the potential of an underground structure relative to the electrode by creating an electrolytic contact with the ground in circuits when determining the effectiveness of the anti-corrosion protection of underground metal structures.
The electrodes are installed permanently in the ground with the conductors brought out to the control and measuring point (CIP) or carpet.
Copper sulfate non-polarizable reference electrode
The electrodes of the device are designed to measure the polarization potential and the potential of an underground steel structure relative to the electrode by creating an electrolytic contact with the ground in circuits when determining the effectiveness of the anti-corrosion protection of underground metal structures.
The electrodes are installed permanently in the ground with the conductors brought out to the control and measuring point (CIP) or carpet.
Copper sulphate non-polarizing long-term reference electrode, two-chamber, two-switch
The electrodes of the device are designed to measure the total potential of an underground metal structure (with an ohmic component) in soils of any type (low, medium and high aggressiveness). Together with the auxiliary electrode, the polarization potential is measured (without the ohmic component) by the method of switching off the auxiliary electrode according to GOST 9.602.
The electrodes are installed permanently in the ground with the conductors brought out to the control and measuring point (CIP) or carpet.
Non-polarizable copper sulphate reference electrode with long-acting gel electrolyte
The electrodes of the device are designed to measure the polarization potential according to GOST 9.602, and the total potential of an underground structure relative to the electrode by creating an electrolytic contact with the ground in the circuits when determining the effectiveness of the anti-corrosion protection of underground steel structures and are used as long-term stationary copper sulfate electrodes.
The electrodes are installed permanently in the ground with the conductors brought out to the control and measuring point (CIP) or carpet.
Non-polarizable copper sulfate reference electrode with gel electrolyte, portable
The electrodes of the device are used as portable reference electrodes for electrometric corrosion surveys of operated structures to measure the potential of a structure in line conditions, as well as for operational measurements of the potential of a pipeline located in (cases, sleeves) concrete or brick structures and structures in public utilities.
Copper sulphate non-polarizing reference electrode of long action, two-chamber
The electrodes of the device are designed to measure the total potential of an underground metal structure (with an ohmic component) in soils of any type (low, medium and high aggressiveness). Together with the auxiliary electrode, the polarization potential is measured (without the ohmic component) by the method of switching off the auxiliary electrode according to GOST 9.602.
The electrodes are installed permanently in the ground with the conductors brought out to the control and measuring point (CIP) or carpet.
Non-polarizable zinc sulfate reference electrode with long-acting gel electrolyte
The electrodes of the device are designed to measure the total potential in underground conditions (under the bottom of steel tanks), in sea water and water with a salinity of at least 0.5%. Together with the auxiliary electrode, the polarization potential is measured (without the ohmic component) by the method of switching off the auxiliary electrode according to GOST 9.602.
The electrodes are installed permanently with the output of the conductors to the control and measuring point (CIP) or carpet.
Non-polarizing copper sulphate reference electrode with long-term solid electrolyte
The electrodes of the device are designed to measure the polarization potential in accordance with GOST 9.602, and the total potential of an underground structure relative to the electrode by creating electrolytic contact with the ground in the circuits when determining the effectiveness of anti-corrosion protection of underground steel structures and are used as long-term stationary copper sulfate electrodes in a shock-resistant case made of glass-filled polyamide.
The electrodes are installed permanently in the ground with the conductors brought out to the control and measuring point (CIP) or carpet.