SPCT: Corrosion

SPCT allows the in situ recording of temperature and corrosion potential between a test point (made of an immersed metallic structure) and a measuring electrode in zinc.

 The SPCT is intended for the control of the cathodic protection of fixed or mobile immersed structures, or inaccessible in service: capacities, circuits, pumps, filters, etc.

 It is also intended for the identification of the origin of the corrosion of complex systems (galvanic coupling, leakage current, wandering current, etc.)

 The SPCT also allows the recording of the temperature of the medium.

Datasheet

Features and benefits

  • SPCT allows the in situ recording of temperature and corrosion potential between a test point (made of an immersed metallic structure) and a measuring electrode in zinc.
  • SPCT is designed for monitoring of cathodic protection for submergeed stationary or mobile, or inaccessible structures in service: capacity, circuits, pumps, filters, etc.
  • SPCT is also intended to identify the origin of the corrosion of complex systems (galvanic coupling, leakage current, stray current, etc.)
  • SPCT also allows the recording of the temperature of the environment

Examples of use

Sensors

  • Voltage
  • Temperature

Technical data

  • Logger:
    Measuring rate: programmable from 1 s to 99 h
    Clock drift: 1min / month
    Interface PC: Electromagnetic transmission without connector (connected to a serial PC port)
    Using temperature: -10°C / +45°C
  • Autonomy:
    Memory: recording 10s : > 4 months / Recording 10mn : > 5 years
    Power: OFF : >5 years / Recording 10 sec: > 22 months
  • Voltage standard range:
    Measuring range: -1900mV to +1900mV
    Resolution: < 1.5 mV Accuracy (hysteresis, linearity and repeatability): +/-10mV High impedance input: > 109 Ω
  • Voltage reduced range:
    Measuring range: -100mV to +550mV
    Resolution: <220µV Accuracy (hysteresis, linearity and repeatability): +/-2mV High impedance input: >109 Ω
  • Temperature:
    Measurement range: -2°C/+30°C
    Maximum resolution: 1m°C at 0°C, 13m°C at 10°C, 20m°C at 20°C
    Accuracy: lower than 0.5°C
    Sensor: thermistor
    response time: < 10 min at 63%
  • Mechanical features:
    Dimensions: length 165mm, diameter 35mm
    Materials: body made of engineered plastic, plug, threaded rod and nut made of Titanium
    Weight in air: approx. 200g
    Maximum immersion: 450m

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