Assessment of metallic structures in contact with an electrolyte
OwnerMark Glinka, Albin Hertrich +3inventors
InventorsMark Glinka, Albin Hertrich, Jan Strom, Bruno Schulz, Alexander Kroll
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OwnerMark Glinka, Albin Hertrich +3inventors
InventorsMark Glinka, Albin Hertrich, Jan Strom, Bruno Schulz, Alexander Kroll
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A method for assessing a structure arranged in an electrolyte may include connecting an electric source between the structure and an earth, and imposing, on the structure, a primary current with at least three frequencies including a first frequency of a duration and an amplitude, a second frequency of a duration and an amplitude, and a third frequency of a duration and an amplitude, a series of currents with the first and second frequency being separated by a time gap. Fields of electric fields may be measured with an instrument having first, second, and third sensors and a positioning system. Each sensor May be configured to measure a field of an electromagnetic field along the structure for each of the frequencies. A primary field resulting from an electric current within the structure based on the measured field may be computed.
A method for assessing a structure arranged in an electrolyte, the method comprising the steps:
A system for assessing a structure arranged in an electrolyte, the system comprising:
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