Forward Modeling and Inversion of Direct Current Method for the Damaged Site Detection on the Anticorrosion Coating of Underground Metal Pipeline

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Surveying the damaged site on anticorrosion coating of Underground metal pipeline is currently a realistic problem in pipe network construction projects, They are detected through artificial field source method (DC method), including Person method,potential test method,Close interval pipe-to-soil potential survey and Direct Current Voltage Gradient method, but the principle of detecting about electrical method rare mentioned, the article discusses the forward modeling and inversion method of Surveying the specific damaged site on anticorrosion coating of Underground metal pipeline by DC method in great detail, Through calculation and analysis, The authors believe that the DC method is effective in detecting the damaged site on anticorrosion coating of Underground metal pipeline.

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