Cathodic Protection Arrangements Sample Clauses

Cathodic Protection Arrangements. CP System / Asset Owner Comments AGI TR Cadent Location: Electrical Room AGI TR protects entire offtake site within I/Js 1, 2, 3, I/F5, 6 and Xxxxxxxxxx Shell pipeline. Pipeline TR Cadent Location: Electrical Room Pipeline TR protects 5 Cadent pipelines and also the Feeder 4 pipeline Xxxxxxxxxx to Xxxxxxxxx I/J’s 1 NGG Includes connection/cables from joint to TR I/J’s 2, 3, I/F5 and 6 Cadent Includes connection/cables from joint to TR Groundbeds Cadent 2 Groundbeds on site: 1 located in pit by Valve GF73 1 x pit by Valve x Drain Point(s) Cadent 1 Drain Point connection in vicinity of CGL Valve GF18. Shared Test Posts n/a No Shared Posts on site Data Loggers Various 3 data loggers on site. NGG own FM04 CGL own the other two Other Information: The Pipeline TR on site providing protection to NGG's Feeder 4 to Warburton. This also protects the CGL PS005 to Warburton Tunnel and Turnmoss Rd.
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