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08027 Insights into Atlas Cell Testing for Selection of Linings for Oil and Gas Production Vessels and Tanks

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Product Number: 51300-08027-SG
ISBN: 08027 2008 CP
Author: L. Gray, N. Varennes, B. A. Bloor, M. O'Donoghue, R. Garrett, R. Graham, V. Datta, and B. Franke
Publication Date: 2008
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The Atlas cell test (NACE TM0174) and the autoclave test (NACE TM0185) are laboratory tests that are regularly used to select internal linings for vessels and tanks used in processing oil and gas production fluids. The results from the two tests are often quite different and in some notable instances the correlation between Atlas cell test results and field performance is poor. This paper documents our investigation of the various operational details of the Atlas cell test and their influence on the nature of the cold wall effect created in the Atlas cell. A number of commonly used tank linings were evaluated under Atlas cell conditions. The results are used to offer an explanation regarding some of the contradictory behaviour of coatings in Atlas testing, autoclave testing, and field performance.
The Atlas cell test (NACE TM0174) and the autoclave test (NACE TM0185) are laboratory tests that are regularly used to select internal linings for vessels and tanks used in processing oil and gas production fluids. The results from the two tests are often quite different and in some notable instances the correlation between Atlas cell test results and field performance is poor. This paper documents our investigation of the various operational details of the Atlas cell test and their influence on the nature of the cold wall effect created in the Atlas cell. A number of commonly used tank linings were evaluated under Atlas cell conditions. The results are used to offer an explanation regarding some of the contradictory behaviour of coatings in Atlas testing, autoclave testing, and field performance.
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