Technical Datasheets |
 Chloride/Potassium Chloride (gel): pre -potted The CP10P is manufactured as a robust reference electrode (half -cell) ideal for embedding in reinforced concrete structures. A cementitious junction removes the need for pre -potting whilst ensuring intimate contact with the concrete or repair material.  Chloride/Potassium Chloride (gel): bagged The CP40 is manufactured as a robust reference electrode (halfcell) ideal for burial in soils and sand. Suitable intimate contact with the environment should be ensured by packing soil or sand around the pre-bagged electrode prior to backfilling.  CP200 – Drilled in LPR Probe The CP200 is manufactured as a robust assembly based on the established technology and record of the CP10P silver/silver chloride half-cell. The construction is such that the half cell and associated graphite counter electrode are mounted together in an inert resin to form an integral unit allowing installation as a one step process.  CP101 - Side Entry Cabling The CP101 is manufactured as a robust assembly based on the established technology and record of the CP10P silver/silver chloride half-cell.  CP300 - Side Profile Probe Head The CP300 is manufactured as a robust assembly based on the established technology and record of the CP10P silver/silver chloride half-cell.  Electrode: CP80 The CP80 is manufactured as a robust reference electrode (halfcell) ideal for embedding in new reinforced concrete structures.  The issue of corrosion of structures is a growing one. The problem is also global with an increasing amount of ageing stock the need to know what is happening is paramount. At a cost of 4-5% of a nation’s GDP the problem is not an inexpensive one. Cathodic Protection systems today are growing as a cost-effective option for the civil, structural and building engineer faced with the task of maintaining and ensuring the durability of structures. They do however need specific management which cannot always be performed manually even by the seasoned specialist. Surface-applied corrosion inhibitors (SACI’s), whether embodied within the concrete mix, spray-applied as a treatment or vapour-phase form as an “emitter”, are growing as a low cost option for the civil engineering and building engineer faced with the task of maintaining and ensuring the durability of structures. This document is an introduction to the basics of the LONWORKS system. It begins with an overview of networks and protocols, highlights the technical aspects of the LONWORKS protocol, provides an overview of the components of the LONWORKS system, and ends with a discussion on achieving product interoperability. |
