Inhibition still represents the most cost effective and flexible means of corrosion control. This paper describes modern tests methods and gives a detailed protocol for the evaluation of corrosion inhibitors for oilfield applications. Emphasis is made on simulating actual field conditions in the laboratory and gaining information on performance, oil/water partitioning, and compatibility.

Subject
Field performance, Test methods, Crude oil inhibition, Inhibitor performance, Flow loop, Corrosion rate, Pipelines, Corrosion loops, Stress, Shear, Corrosion inhibitors, Crude, Oil
Keywords:
flow, inhibitor, laboratory, oilfield, shear stress, tests
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1993
Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP)
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