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Corrosion Prevention, Cathodic Protection for Concrete and Masonry Encased Steel, UK
The Corrosion Prevention Association represents consultants, contractors and manufacturers working in the field of corrosion prevention for reinforced concrete and masonry encased steel.
The CPA acts as the leading authority and source of information on the subject of cathodic protection, and other electrochemical treatments including realkalisation, desalination, chloride extraction, corrosion inhibitors and the use of galvanic and impressed current anodes in cathodic protection systems. The CPA aims to ensure a greater understanding of the preservation of reinforced concrete structures and masonry clad steel framed buildings.
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CPA SEMINARS
The latest seminar in Livingston was well attended so there are plans to repeat the current programme of four papers at other UK venues in 2012. The planned venues are currently Newcastle, Birmingham, Manchester, Bristol, Belfast and Dublin. Contact CPA office for more information.
TR73 CATHODIC PROTECTION OF STEEL IN CONCRETE
The purpose of this Concrete Society Report is to provide up-to-date and technically well-founded information on cathodic protection to assist civil and structural engineers and others responsible for structures and buildings, to assess whether cathodic protection is an appropriate remedy for reinforcement corrosion problems. - Click this link for more details
PA MEMBERS WIN BRITISH CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY AWARD
The cathodic protection of the Silver Jubilee Bridge in Runcorn won the Local Authority Award.... Read more.
CATHODIC PROTECTION FOR MASONRY BUILDINGS (Incorporating Structural Steel Frames)
This joint NACE-CPA document is available to download from the CPA website. Click here


