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09472 Maximum Flow Intensities at Tools for Measuring Flow Influenced Corrosion

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Product Number: 51300-09472-SG
ISBN: 09472 2009 CP
Author: Mirdash Bakalli and Guenter Schmitt
Publication Date: 2009
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The maximum ”freak” energy densities (FED) [Pa] were quantified for disturbed one- and two-phase flow regimes typically encountered in one- and two-phase (gas-pulsed) submerged jet flow, one-phase rotating cage and in slug flow regimes. Correlations exist between maximum ”freak” energy densities and corresponding wall shear stresses [Pa]. The correlation coefficients depend, however, on the nature of the corrosion system and are influenced e.g. by the presence of functional chemicals. Good correlations were found between FEDs and corrosion rates exemplified by results of steel corrosion in uninhibited and inhibited CO2 containing brine.

Key words: flow induced localized corrosion (FILC), jet impingement, gas-pulsed jet, rotated cage, slug flow, functional chemicals, single-phase flow, two-phase flow, CO2 corrosion, freak energy density (FED), wall shear stress, correlation coefficients
The maximum ”freak” energy densities (FED) [Pa] were quantified for disturbed one- and two-phase flow regimes typically encountered in one- and two-phase (gas-pulsed) submerged jet flow, one-phase rotating cage and in slug flow regimes. Correlations exist between maximum ”freak” energy densities and corresponding wall shear stresses [Pa]. The correlation coefficients depend, however, on the nature of the corrosion system and are influenced e.g. by the presence of functional chemicals. Good correlations were found between FEDs and corrosion rates exemplified by results of steel corrosion in uninhibited and inhibited CO2 containing brine.

Key words: flow induced localized corrosion (FILC), jet impingement, gas-pulsed jet, rotated cage, slug flow, functional chemicals, single-phase flow, two-phase flow, CO2 corrosion, freak energy density (FED), wall shear stress, correlation coefficients
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