Under de-aerated conditions, what is the best technique to follow cathodic delamination?

01 January 1970 0 3K Report

It is a simulation of an underwater pipeline, where there is a low concentration of oxygen, and I try to follow cathodic delamination of epoxy coated steel with thickness 700 micrometer.

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