Examples of Impressed Current Cathodic Protection Design for Buried Pipelines
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Author: Technical Toolboxes
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Level: Advanced
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Study time: 1 hour
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Course overview
This one-hour, self-paced course designed for individuals with a basic understanding of cathodic protection principles.
This course offers practical examples of Impressed Current Cathodic Protection (ICCP) design for buried pipelines, focusing on the selection of the most effective and cost-efficient system. Participants will explore three primary types of anode bed designs, including remote (conventional), distributed, and deep anode, and gain insights into their unique applications.
By the end of the course, attendees will be well-equipped to make informed decisions on ICCP system design to ensure the protection and integrity of buried pipelines in various installation scenarios.
This course offers practical examples of Impressed Current Cathodic Protection (ICCP) design for buried pipelines, focusing on the selection of the most effective and cost-efficient system. Participants will explore three primary types of anode bed designs, including remote (conventional), distributed, and deep anode, and gain insights into their unique applications.
By the end of the course, attendees will be well-equipped to make informed decisions on ICCP system design to ensure the protection and integrity of buried pipelines in various installation scenarios.
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Video time: 1 hour
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Exams: 1
David Willoughby
Cathodic Protection Design SME, Former Director RK&K
ABOUT PATRICK
Mr. Willoughby has 40 years of experience in engineering, pipeline design, corrosion control, and management in the petroleum and utilities pipeline industry. His experience includes gas transmission and distribution systems, petroleum facilities, and water/sewer pipelines from conception through design, construction and testing, economic evaluation, and project field supervision.
Mr. Willoughby has been responsible for the design, permitting, inspection, and construction administration of numerous horizontal directional drills (HDD) on pipeline projects.
He is the author of several articles and two books published by McGraw-Hill, The Plastic Piping Handbook (2002) and Horizontal Directional Drilling (2005).
Mr. Willoughby provides HDD training to the pipeline and utility industries.
He has presented at the engineering workshop at N.C. Utilities Commission Office of the Pipeline Safety Conference and the Southern Gas Association Annual Conference.
Mr. Willoughby’s HDD training is used to provide Professional Development Hours (PDU) for professional engineers in many states, including Texas.
Mr. Willoughby has been responsible for the design, permitting, inspection, and construction administration of numerous horizontal directional drills (HDD) on pipeline projects.
He is the author of several articles and two books published by McGraw-Hill, The Plastic Piping Handbook (2002) and Horizontal Directional Drilling (2005).
Mr. Willoughby provides HDD training to the pipeline and utility industries.
He has presented at the engineering workshop at N.C. Utilities Commission Office of the Pipeline Safety Conference and the Southern Gas Association Annual Conference.
Mr. Willoughby’s HDD training is used to provide Professional Development Hours (PDU) for professional engineers in many states, including Texas.
