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51315-5598-Internal Corrosion Investigation on a Corroded Oily Water Drain Piping at Oil Separation Unit

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Product Number: 51315-5598-SG
ISBN: 5598 2015 CP
Author: Abdul Razzaq Al-Shamari
Publication Date: 2015
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Internal corrosion monitoring of process vessels and associated piping in operating plants as well as fluid analysis from appropriate locations provide valuable input into the corrosion status of the equipment and components. Internal corrosion control in the oil & gas industries have been always a great challenge for corrosion engineers especially in identification of different types of corrosion and its mechanism and how to set the proper mitigation means.At the Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) Internal Corrosion Monitoring activities are carried out in all their facilities which consists of 22 Crude Processing Plants (or Gathering Centers) 4 Gas Processing Plants (or Booster Stations); 2 Effluent Water Disposal Plants Seawater Treatment and Injection Plant a vast network of pipelines carrying different products as well as Early Production Facilities.This paper highlight a case study of 6” oily water drain piping from a separator outlet which was found to be severely corroded due to under deposit/MIC/pitting corrosion mechanism. The failed pipe was sent for detailed corrosion investigation. This case study describes the corrosion mechanism various testing to identify the type of corrosion and recommendations for mitigations.Keywords: Internal Corrosion Under deposit Corrosion MIC Inhibitors pitting corrosion.
Internal corrosion monitoring of process vessels and associated piping in operating plants as well as fluid analysis from appropriate locations provide valuable input into the corrosion status of the equipment and components. Internal corrosion control in the oil & gas industries have been always a great challenge for corrosion engineers especially in identification of different types of corrosion and its mechanism and how to set the proper mitigation means.At the Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) Internal Corrosion Monitoring activities are carried out in all their facilities which consists of 22 Crude Processing Plants (or Gathering Centers) 4 Gas Processing Plants (or Booster Stations); 2 Effluent Water Disposal Plants Seawater Treatment and Injection Plant a vast network of pipelines carrying different products as well as Early Production Facilities.This paper highlight a case study of 6” oily water drain piping from a separator outlet which was found to be severely corroded due to under deposit/MIC/pitting corrosion mechanism. The failed pipe was sent for detailed corrosion investigation. This case study describes the corrosion mechanism various testing to identify the type of corrosion and recommendations for mitigations.Keywords: Internal Corrosion Under deposit Corrosion MIC Inhibitors pitting corrosion.
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