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Rotating Cylinder Polarization Resistance (LPR-RCE)

Last Updated: 3/6/19 by Support

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  • AfterMath LPR-RCE,
  • LPR-RCE,
  • rotating cylinder linear polarization resistance
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  1. Technique Overview
  2. Fundamental Equations
  3. Experimental Setup in AfterMath
    1. Basic Tab
    2. Advanced Tab
    3. Ranges, Filters, and Post Experiment Conditions Tab
  4. Sample Experiment
  5. Example Applications
  6. References

1Technique Overview

2Fundamental Equations

3Experimental Setup in AfterMath

To perform a rotating cylinder polarization resistance experiment in AfterMath, choose Rotating Cylinder Polarization Resistance (LPR-RCE) from the Experiments menu (see Figure 1).
 
Rotating Cylinder Polarization Resistance (LPR-RCE) Experiment Menu Selection in AfterMath

Figure 1. Rotating Cylinder Polarization Resistance (LPR-RCE) Experiment Menu Selection in AfterMath

 
Doing so creates an entry within the archive, called OCP-RCE Parameters. In the right pane of the AfterMath application, several tabs will be shown (see Figure 2).
 
Rotating Cylinder Polarization Resistance (LPR-RCE) Experiment Basic Tab

Figure 2. Rotating Cylinder Polarization Resistance (LPR-RCE) Experiment Basic Tab

 
Continue reading for detailed information about the fields on each unique tab.
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3.1Basic Tab

3.2Advanced Tab

3.3Ranges, Filters, and Post Experiment Conditions Tab

4Sample Experiment

5Example Applications

6References

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