Benjamin Franklin Bridge

The Ben Franklin Bridge rehabilitation project included the installation of approximately 5,000 meters (16,400 feet) of Cassette ICCP anode within the anchorage houses on both the Pennsylvania and New Jersey sides of the bridge. These areas had experienced corrosion-related deterioration of reinforced concrete due to long-term exposure to a harsh urban and marine-influenced environment. The Cassette impressed current cathodic protection system was installed to mitigate ongoing corrosion of embedded reinforcing steel and extend the service life of these critical structural components. The system is operated and monitored using Camur III cloud-based operation and monitoring platform, allowing engineers to remotely monitor performance to ensure optimal long-term corrosion protection.