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09572 A Free Open Source Mechanistic Model for CO2/H2S Corrosion of Carbon Steel

Product Number: 51300-09572-SG
ISBN: 09572 2009 CP
Author: Srdjan Nesic, Hui Li, Dusan Sormaz and Jing Huang
Publication Date: 2009
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A mechanistic model is developed to predict the corrosion rate caused by CO2, H2S, organic acids and/or O2. The aim of this model was to provide the corrosion community with a theoretically sound, simple and effective corrosion model for internal corrosion of mild steel lines. This model is available in the open literature and can be easily accessed on the internet. All the background information, including theories behind, data used for calibration, limitations, etc. is shared with users. In addition, the source code of the model, which has been written in object-oriented fashion, is open to the public to encourage utilization of any individual modules and development of add-on modules by third parties.

The main features of this model include: prediction of uniform corrosion rate by CO2, H2S, organic acids and/or O2, simulation of iron carbonate film and iron sulfide film growth, identification of major corrosive species by quantifying respective contributions from various species, capability of distinguishing CO2/ H2S dominant corrosion processes, display and manipulation of polarization curves for CO2 dominant processes, or display of H2S concentration profile as a function of distance from steel surface for H2S dominant processes, capability of modifying the corrosion calculation process by adding user-defined reactions or excluding any undesired reactions.

Keywords: mechanistic model, corrosion prediction, CO2 corrosion, H2S corrosion, HAc corrosion
A mechanistic model is developed to predict the corrosion rate caused by CO2, H2S, organic acids and/or O2. The aim of this model was to provide the corrosion community with a theoretically sound, simple and effective corrosion model for internal corrosion of mild steel lines. This model is available in the open literature and can be easily accessed on the internet. All the background information, including theories behind, data used for calibration, limitations, etc. is shared with users. In addition, the source code of the model, which has been written in object-oriented fashion, is open to the public to encourage utilization of any individual modules and development of add-on modules by third parties.

The main features of this model include: prediction of uniform corrosion rate by CO2, H2S, organic acids and/or O2, simulation of iron carbonate film and iron sulfide film growth, identification of major corrosive species by quantifying respective contributions from various species, capability of distinguishing CO2/ H2S dominant corrosion processes, display and manipulation of polarization curves for CO2 dominant processes, or display of H2S concentration profile as a function of distance from steel surface for H2S dominant processes, capability of modifying the corrosion calculation process by adding user-defined reactions or excluding any undesired reactions.

Keywords: mechanistic model, corrosion prediction, CO2 corrosion, H2S corrosion, HAc corrosion
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