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... at temperatures above 150°C. CO2 corrosion elevated temperature mild steel electrochemical measurements INTRODUCTION CO2 corrosion of mild steel in the oil and gas industry has been widely investigated. Nevertheless, research in high temperature CO2 corrosion (>100°C) has...
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... to be considered that the change of pH with amine addition at elevated temperature is different from the one at room temperature. Therefore, it is required to predict the behavior of pH change when volatile amine is applied. The third one is to control water treatment at desired condition to the low-pressure...
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...). The results from the testing indicated that 25% Cr super duplex stainless steel was susceptible to HISC even at 150°C. Hydrogen Induced Stress Cracking seawater cathodic protection elevated temperature duplex stainless steel Before testing the diameter of the specimens (in the test area) was measured...
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... condition generated an aggressive acidic soil environment around the pipe. The coating and cathodic protection system in a low pH and elevated temperature (90-110°C) environment was not able to provide adequate protection from external corrosion for this flowline. coal seam soil acidification elevated...
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...Abstract The 100mV cathodic polarization criterion is being used more extensively on piping in the oil and gas industry which has prompted a discussion on the limits of its use. This paper summarizes the technical literature on the validity of this criterion with respect to elevated temperature...
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... of thermal gradient across the coated sample and (b) the combined effects of water soak and cathodic disbondment. Fusion bonded epoxy (FBE) coated steel was exposed at elevated temperatures with cathodic disbondment tests, water soak tests and combinations of the two. The implications of the results...
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... by erosion-corrosion (E-C) which can seriously limit the operating conditions and the process economics. Therefore, the ability of steels to withstand the combined degradation mode of E-C at elevated temperatures is an important aspect in the design of carbonacious fuel combustion systems. The rates...
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... equipment. The tests were carried out in the elevated temperature blast nozzle type of tester described in reference 4 . Air was utilized as the carrier fluid for the particles, creating a generally oxidizing atmosphere. The target material for the erosion-corrosion tests was 1018, plain carbon steel which...
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.... This was caused by the formation of segmented, protective scales which protected the base metal. The effects of various test conditions, i.e. temperature, particle velocity and impact angle and particle shape and size, on metal loss rates and mechanisms will be discussed. Erosion-corrosion elevated temperature...