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10364 Development and Implementation of a New Mechanistic Corrosion Model for Oil & Gas Production

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Product Number: 51300-10364-SG
ISBN: 10364 2010 CP
Author: Sandra Hernandez, Ziru Zhang, Jose R. Vera and Richard Woollam
Publication Date: 2010
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As part of an internal Research and Development effort, the company’s recommended CO2 corrosion model has been updated. The model is being updated from the semi-empirical models of de Waard et al. to a more mechanistic approach, which models each of the cathodic and anodic reactions within a common framework based on the developments of Gray, Nesic, and Nordsveen et al. Establishing a consistent internal framework allows the corrosion model to be expanded beyond the effects of just CO2 (H2CO3 and H+ reduction) to include the effects of acetic acid (HAc) and O2. All these effects are treated consistently within the water chemistry, flow and electrochemistry modules. Also, recommendations are made in terms of corrosion inhibition limits.

Keywords: carbon dioxide, corrosion modeling, inhibition, acetic acid, oxygen
As part of an internal Research and Development effort, the company’s recommended CO2 corrosion model has been updated. The model is being updated from the semi-empirical models of de Waard et al. to a more mechanistic approach, which models each of the cathodic and anodic reactions within a common framework based on the developments of Gray, Nesic, and Nordsveen et al. Establishing a consistent internal framework allows the corrosion model to be expanded beyond the effects of just CO2 (H2CO3 and H+ reduction) to include the effects of acetic acid (HAc) and O2. All these effects are treated consistently within the water chemistry, flow and electrochemistry modules. Also, recommendations are made in terms of corrosion inhibition limits.

Keywords: carbon dioxide, corrosion modeling, inhibition, acetic acid, oxygen
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