Through the introduction of the anti-corrosion test schemes, the test equipments and the test procedure for three kinds of basal slop protection materials including fence, mixed stump and geo-textile, this paper comes to a conclusion about the analysis of the anti-corrosion test, revealing that among all of the common basal slop protection materials, mixed stump and fence are with Class II anti-corrosion property, while the geo-textile is with the first-class anti-corrosion property.
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