Cathodic Protection of Reinforced-Concrete Structures Using the TC Unit System
First written in FY2017. 1 of 2 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: FY2019.
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- FY2019RestatedAnnual report
「The TC Unit method, jointly developed by us and Oriental Shiraishi Corporation, is an impressed-current cathodic protection method in which titanium lath anodes coated with platinum-group metal oxides are enclosed in an ion-conductive filling material and housed in protective covers. The anode units are arranged linearly on the concrete surface, and a DC power supply is used to deliver protective current to the reinforcing steel.」
The company continues to describe the TC Unit method jointly developed with Oriental Shiraishi Corporation as a cathodic protection method for reinforced-concrete structures. - FY2017First statedAnnual report
「The TC Unit method, jointly developed by us and Oriental Shiraishi Corporation, is an impressed-current cathodic protection method in which titanium lath anodes coated with platinum-group metal oxides are enclosed in an ion-conductive filling material and housed in protective covers. The anode units are arranged linearly on the concrete surface, and a DC power supply is used to deliver protective current to the reinforcing steel. Because the anodes are modularized, the method is easy to install and allows the anode units to be installed without damaging the structural concrete.」
The company explains the modular anodes, ease of installation and installation method that does not damage the structural concrete as features of the new cathodic protection method for reinforced-concrete structures jointly developed with Oriental Shiraishi Corporation.