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CorrCompilation: Corrosion Under Insulation (E-book)

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Corrosion under insulation (CUI) is corrosion that results from moisture buildup on equipment covered by insulation.  CUI is commonly classified as galvanic, chloridic, acidic, and/or alkaline in nature.  CUI is widespread. 2017 NACE E-book

Product Number: 37629-E
ISBN: 978-153526-152-4
Author: Jon Cavallo
Publication Date: 2017
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Corrosion under insulation (CUI) is most often defined as a type of corrosion that results from moisture buildup on the external surfaces of piping and other equipment covered by insulation. CUI is most commonly classified as galvanic, chloridic, acidic, and/or alkaline in nature.

Carbon and low-alloy steels operating between –4°C (25°F) and +148°C (300°F) are most susceptible to CUI.  CUI can be exacerbated in environments in which wet or damp insulation is in contact with carbon and
low-alloy steel substrates at over 100°C (212°F).

Most reports of CUI come from the chemical, refining, offshore, and marine industries. However, CUI is not exclusive to these industries, although it is often not recognized as being prevalent elsewhere.

This NACE International CorrCompliation provides the reader with a selection of papers on the subject of CUI; some are general in nature, and some discuss industry-specific issues. The papers have been divided
into the following sections:

Section 1. General<br>
The papers in Section 1 introduce the reader to the general characteristics, causes, and results of CUI.

Section 2. Inspection
The papers in Section 2 identify and discuss innovative inspection protocols and techniques that have been
developed to identify and evaluate CUI.

Section 3. Chemical Processing and Petrochemical Refining

This section contains papers that focus on CUI in the refining and chemical-processing industries.

Section 4. Tanks and Vessels

This section focuses on CUI in aging petrochemical refinery pressure vessels.

Section 5. Offshore Oil and Gas Installations

The Section 5 papers discuss CUI identification and remediation at offshore oil and gas installations worldwide.

Section 6. Miscellaneous
The final section contains miscellaneous papers related to CUI.

 2017 by NACE.

"THIS IS A DOWNLOADABLE E-BOOK : Open this E-book with the Kindle App or any E-book reader."

THIS IS A DOWNLOADABLE E-BOOK : Open this e-book with an e-book reader.

Corrosion under insulation (CUI) is most often defined as a type of corrosion that results from moisture buildup on the external surfaces of piping and other equipment covered by insulation. CUI is most commonly classified as galvanic, chloridic, acidic, and/or alkaline in nature.

Carbon and low-alloy steels operating between –4°C (25°F) and +148°C (300°F) are most susceptible to CUI.  CUI can be exacerbated in environments in which wet or damp insulation is in contact with carbon and
low-alloy steel substrates at over 100°C (212°F).

Most reports of CUI come from the chemical, refining, offshore, and marine industries. However, CUI is not exclusive to these industries, although it is often not recognized as being prevalent elsewhere.

This NACE International CorrCompliation provides the reader with a selection of papers on the subject of CUI; some are general in nature, and some discuss industry-specific issues. The papers have been divided
into the following sections:

Section 1. General<br>
The papers in Section 1 introduce the reader to the general characteristics, causes, and results of CUI.

Section 2. Inspection
The papers in Section 2 identify and discuss innovative inspection protocols and techniques that have been
developed to identify and evaluate CUI.

Section 3. Chemical Processing and Petrochemical Refining

This section contains papers that focus on CUI in the refining and chemical-processing industries.

Section 4. Tanks and Vessels

This section focuses on CUI in aging petrochemical refinery pressure vessels.

Section 5. Offshore Oil and Gas Installations

The Section 5 papers discuss CUI identification and remediation at offshore oil and gas installations worldwide.

Section 6. Miscellaneous
The final section contains miscellaneous papers related to CUI.

 2017 by NACE.

"THIS IS A DOWNLOADABLE E-BOOK : Open this E-book with the Kindle App or any E-book reader."

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