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The Role Of Acid Gas Partial Pressure On Corrosion Processes In Oil And Gas Production Systems

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Product Number: 51321-16862-SG
Author: RIchard C. Woollam
Publication Date: 2021
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The role of partial pressure ratio of CO2/H2S is often used to define whether the system is sweet and controlled by the partial pressure of CO2 or sour and controlled by the partial pressure of H2S, however, this greatly simplifies the role that partial pressure plays in the corrosion processes. This paper offers an overview of the complete role that partial pressure ratio plays in determining the controlling processes in oil and gas production systems. In particular, the paper reviews the role of partial pressure in determining,
the solution pH
dominant water chemistry species
controlling corrosion reaction
prevalent corrosion product
sour service regime
The presentation is intended to be a consistent and unified view of the relationships between partial pressure, water chemistry and corrosion product solubility.

The role of partial pressure ratio of CO2/H2S is often used to define whether the system is sweet and controlled by the partial pressure of CO2 or sour and controlled by the partial pressure of H2S, however, this greatly simplifies the role that partial pressure plays in the corrosion processes. This paper offers an overview of the complete role that partial pressure ratio plays in determining the controlling processes in oil and gas production systems. In particular, the paper reviews the role of partial pressure in determining,
the solution pH
dominant water chemistry species
controlling corrosion reaction
prevalent corrosion product
sour service regime
The presentation is intended to be a consistent and unified view of the relationships between partial pressure, water chemistry and corrosion product solubility.

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