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On soil resistivity in cathodic protection

2016-04-10View Original

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Most posts deal with practical issues related to engineering techniques; I still venture to ask this question – forum members may disregard it if they wish... After reviewing many sources online, the soil resistivity values used in calculations for sacrificial anodes are usually 30 ohm-meters or 50 ohm-meters. What would be an appropriate value for a city like Zhoushan, which is located very close to the sea? Based on the soil classification in some geological papers, it is estimated to be around 60 (this might be incorrect); I wonder if any members of this forum have experience with this

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