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51314-3908-A Fundamental Approach to Selecting Internal Corrosion Mitigation Measures for Offshore Wet Gas Gathering and Liquid Transmission Pipeline Systems

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Product Number: 51314-3908-SG
ISBN: 3908 2014 CP
Author: Richard Eckert
Publication Date: 2014
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Aging offshore hydrocarbon gathering and transmission pipeline systems present a number of unique challenges to identification of the predominant internal corrosion mechanism(s) and the selection of effective mitigation measures particularly since biotic and abiotic corrosion threats may exist concurrently. Integration of data from design and construction pipeline operations fluid composition analysis maintenance pig returns and inspection along with internal surface condition information provided by extended coupon analysis forms a logical basis for selection of effective mitigation. The relationship between the chemical composition microbiology and physical nature of surface deposits with the corrosion initiation morphology and severity observed on a coupon provides important clues to the mechanisms driving localized corrosion. This understanding drove the development of corrosion inhibitor formulations used in an offshore gathering system. In this paper the use of a systematic approach for mitigation selection is illustrated through detailed case studies.
Aging offshore hydrocarbon gathering and transmission pipeline systems present a number of unique challenges to identification of the predominant internal corrosion mechanism(s) and the selection of effective mitigation measures particularly since biotic and abiotic corrosion threats may exist concurrently. Integration of data from design and construction pipeline operations fluid composition analysis maintenance pig returns and inspection along with internal surface condition information provided by extended coupon analysis forms a logical basis for selection of effective mitigation. The relationship between the chemical composition microbiology and physical nature of surface deposits with the corrosion initiation morphology and severity observed on a coupon provides important clues to the mechanisms driving localized corrosion. This understanding drove the development of corrosion inhibitor formulations used in an offshore gathering system. In this paper the use of a systematic approach for mitigation selection is illustrated through detailed case studies.
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