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03179 APPLICATION OF INTERNAL CORROSION MODELING IN THE RISK ASSESSMENT OF PIPELINES

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Product Number: 51300-03179-SG
ISBN: 03179 2003 CP
Author: Per Olav Gartland, Roy Johnsen, Ingar Øvstetun
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A unique model for prediction of corrosion profiles in oil and gas pipelines has been created. The model is based on multiphase flow modeling, water wetting predictions, pH calculations and models of CO2 and H2S corrosion. The input data are typically the pipeline profile, fluid composition data, production rates and data on injected chemicals. It is possible to combine the model with inspection or monitoring data. Based on the uncertainty related to the model and the available data, a probability distribution for the corrosion predic tions is established. The result is combined with existing codes for the allowable corrosion attack in pressurized pipes and used to assess the need for pipeline inspection based on the risk of pipeline failure. Detailed examples are given for a gas/oil multiphase pipeline, a crude oil pipeline and a pipeline carrying dried gas under upset conditions. Key words: Oil and gas production, pipelines, internal corrosion, modeling, risk assessment, risk based inspection (RBI).
A unique model for prediction of corrosion profiles in oil and gas pipelines has been created. The model is based on multiphase flow modeling, water wetting predictions, pH calculations and models of CO2 and H2S corrosion. The input data are typically the pipeline profile, fluid composition data, production rates and data on injected chemicals. It is possible to combine the model with inspection or monitoring data. Based on the uncertainty related to the model and the available data, a probability distribution for the corrosion predic tions is established. The result is combined with existing codes for the allowable corrosion attack in pressurized pipes and used to assess the need for pipeline inspection based on the risk of pipeline failure. Detailed examples are given for a gas/oil multiphase pipeline, a crude oil pipeline and a pipeline carrying dried gas under upset conditions. Key words: Oil and gas production, pipelines, internal corrosion, modeling, risk assessment, risk based inspection (RBI).
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The purpose of this paper is to present a framework for the integrity assessment of unpiggable pipelines, which are subject to internal corrosion. This integrity assessment is done by combining probabilistic flow and corrosion models with risk assessment.
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