Ag/AgCI Reference Electrode
ICCP Reference Electrodes
The silver/silver chloride reference electrode is used to measure the potential of seawater structures and concrete structures.
Description:
The silver/silver chloride reference electrode is used to measure the potential of seawater structures and concrete structures.
The inside of the electrode is composed of silver powder/silver, silver nitrate, hydrochloric acid, and silver chloride. The reference electrode can be exposed to seawater or immersed in a silver chloride solution contained in a gas cylinder. There is a porous plug at the bottom.
Portable silver/silver chloride reference electrode for temporary measurement of structure-environment potential; stationary silver/silver chloride reference electrode for long-term structure-environment potential detection.
Application Field:
Seawater, Concrete, Inner Wall of Sea Water Pipeline
Features:
- Easy installation, strong reliability and excellent anti-interference performance;
- Small size, light weight, stable performance and strong corrosion resistance;
- The electrode potential is stable;
- The sintering process is adopted to overcome the disadvantages such as easy falling off and short life of the pressed electrode;
- Customizable according to customer needs.
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