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All offshore structures, including platforms (fixed and semi-submersed), piers and docks require a comprehensive, ongoing plan to mitigate corrosion caused by the seawater environment. Over time, and as the structures age, the original sacrificial cathodic protection systems require refurbishment in order to extend the useful life of the structure. This life extension requirement can range from 5 to 20 years.
An impressed current cathodic protection system such as the LIDA® TSA™ is one of the most versatile and effective solutions for cathodic protection retrofit. The tension string anode system is comprised of insoluble mixed metal oxide (MMO) LIDA anodes and cable, assembled on a mechanical supporting rope. The anodes are attached to the rope by spacers, adequate distance from the structure for optimal current distribution.
This system can be specifically designed, and the current output adjusted, to deliver optimal performance needed to extend the life of any offshore structure.
Why chose LIDA TSA for offshore cathodic protection?
Incorporating the LIDA TSA system into offshore platforms aligns with Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles by promoting sustainable and responsible business practices. The system's long lifespan and high efficiency reduces the frequency of maintenance and replacements, minimizing environmental impact. By preventing corrosion and extending the life of offshore structures, the LIDA TSA system helps preserve valuable resources and supports the safety and integrity of offshore operations, contributing to social and environmental well-being. Moreover, the use of high-quality, ISO 9000 certified materials ensure compliance with stringent governance and quality standards, reinforcing the commitment to ethical practices and sustainability.
