Cathodic Protection Engineering

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Last updated on April 5, 2026 4:20 am

Corrosion engineering is important for protecting major infrastructure. This free engineering course breaks down anodic and cathodic protection and more.

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Corrosion of engineering structures is inevitable and causes several issues that affect the economy, the ecosystem and people?s safety. This free online course deals with the external corrosion of buried and submerged engineering structures and how to control or prevent corrosion by employing cathodic protection. By completing this course, you will learn a lot about corrosion engineering and the basic principles of cathodic protection.

What You Will Learn In This Free Course

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  • Explain the forms of corrosion that occur on metallic structures
  • Categorize various forms of corrosion
  • Discuss the effects of microbes on electrochemical corrosion
  • Explain the governing relationship between currents and potentials in cathodic protection of engineering structures
  • List the advantages of coatings in cathodically protected structures
  • Indicate the problems encountered when using the impressed current cathodic protection
  • Compare the differences between anodic protection and cathodic protection of structures
  • Introduction to Corrosion

    In this module, you will be introduced to the corrosion of buried engineering structures. The forms of corrosion and control measures will be discussed. You will study the role of soil on corrosion and how they affect the external corrosion of pipelines. The differences between chemical and electrochemical reactions on corrosion will be examined.

    Cathodic Protection Criteria and Survey

    In this module, you will be introduced to cathodic protection criteria and their implication on corrosion. The merits and demerits of the criteria will be examined. You will also be taught how to conduct several surveys applicable to buried structures. The importance of anode ground beds and their roles in cathodic protection will be highlighted.

    Diploma in Cathodic Protection Engineering – First Assessment

    This assessment enables you to review your learning so you can determine your knowledge and understanding of modules 1 – 2 of the course. You must score 80% or more to pass this assessment.; Module

    Anodes for Cathodic Protection

    In this module, you will learn the cathodic protection of tanks, offshore structures, and ships. You will also study the functions, requirements, and roles of anodes in cathodic protection. Then you will be taught the electrochemical concepts applicable to the selection of rectifiers for cathodic protection, by means of four worked-out examples.

    Other Corrosion Protection and Control Methods

    In this module, the requirements, and types of protective coatings applicable to engineering pipelines will be discussed. You will also study the factors affecting oil, gas and water pipelines and their preventive measures. you will be introduced to the transformer rectifier unit, the principles of anodic protection and its application.

    Diploma in Cathodic Protection Engineering – Second Assessment

    This assessment enables you to review your learning so you can determine your knowledge and understanding of modules 4 – 5 of the course. You must score 80% or more to pass this assessment.; Module

    Course assessment

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