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Cathodic Protection (CP) and Cathodic Prevention (CPre) are electrochemical techniques, applied to reinforced concrete structures with the aim to stop, minimize or prevent corrosion of the embedded reinforcing steel. The former (CP) has a widespread use since the 70’s and is the only technique able to solve corrosion problems in highly aggressive, chloride-containing environment. The latter (CPre) has a restricted application so far, its main purpose being to prevent corrosion initiation in or (depending on chloride content) to minimize it in way, such that localized corrosion can initiate but does not propagate.

Cathodic Protection or Cathodic Prevention: Can We Optimize Efficiency and/or Reduce Side Effects?