Bimetallic Metallurgical Clad Pipe- solution for anti-corrosion
Bimetallic metallurgical
clad pipe is a kind of functional material in the field of anti-corrosion
engineering for oil&gas pipeline. More than ten years’ application shows
that the life of bimetallic metallurgical clad pipe is 4-6 times longer than
that of conventional alloy pipe, and it has obvious economic benefits. Binder
Singh et al. considered that the selection of transportation and mining
pipelines for highly corrosive oil and gas fields is mainly based on corrosion
rate:
When the corrosion
rate is lower than 5mm/a and corrosion monitoring measures are taken, carbon
steel with corrosison inhibitor is supported, but the utilization rate of
corrosion rate is required to be higher than 95%(in special cases, higher than
97%). Corrosion allowance and serviice life should be re-approved in some cases where corrosion inhibition rate
declines paticularly severe.
When the corrosion
rate is between 5mm/a and 10mm/a, use carbon steel with internal coating, and
add corrosion inhibitor at the same time. If there is no coating and coating
rupture, corrosion monitoring needs to be strengthened.
When the corrosion
rate is higher than 10mm, the corrosion-resistant alloy clad pipe may be
considered for key parts or all of oil and gas pipelines.
When the corrosion
rate is higher than 12 mm/a, considering the service life and economy of the
pipeline, it is recommended to use all corrosiion-resistant alloy clad pipes.
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