Methods of evaluating the corrosion resistance of low-alloy and carbon tube steels under the service conditions of oil and gas pipelines

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Rodionova, IG [1 ]
Baklanova, ON [1 ]
Shapovalov, ÉT [1 ]
Éndel', NI [1 ]
Reformatskaya, II [1 ]
Podobaev, AA [1 ]
Zinchenko, SD [1 ]
Efimov, SV [1 ]
Kuznetsova, EY [1 ]
Malyshkina, LA [1 ]
Drandusov, AV [1 ]
机构
[1] IP Bardin Cent Ferrous Met Res Inst, Moscow 107005, Russia
关键词
Corrosion Resistance; Field Test; Tube Steel; Service Condition; Corrosion Test;
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10.1007/s11015-005-0074-2
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TF [冶金工业];
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0806 ;
摘要
At present, determining the content of torrosion-active nonmetallic inclusions in tube steels is the best way to evaluate these steels' resistance to local corrosion under the service conditions of oil-field tubing in Western Siberia. However, the method needs to be refined or supplemented. Field tests of tube steels are an important means of gauging the corrosion resistance of these materials and pipes when certain conditions are observed. Laboratory corrosion tests should be performed under conditions identical to the corrosion conditions encountered in the field. The rates of the main corrosion processes that take place during the problem-free operation of pipelines may turn out to be significantly higher in the laboratory than infield tests.
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页数:10
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