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    CIPS corrosion protection is only for cathodically protected pipelines, while DCVG can also be used for unprotected pipelines with coatings. The soil-to-air zone for corrosion monitoring is generally considered to be from 12 inches below the soil surface to 6 inches above.

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    CIPS corrosion protection is only for cathodically protected pipelines, while DCVG can also be used for unprotected pipelines with coatings. The soil-to-air zone for corrosion monitoring is generally considered to be from 12 inches below the soil surface to 6 inches above.

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    CIPS

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    CIPS corrosion protection is only for cathodically protected pipelines, while DCVG can also be used for unprotected pipelines with coatings. The soil-to-air zone for corrosion monitoring is generally considered to be from 12 inches below the soil surface to 6 inches above.

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    CIPS – only for CP

    DCVG – also for unprotected pipelines e.g. coating

    Soil to air – zone generally is considered to be at least 12 in. (305 mm) below to 6 in. (150 mm)
    above the soil surface

    Internal

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