Surface analyses of corrosion products formed on API X-70 steel in sour brine after testing in a pipe loop

A. Cervantes-Tobón, M. Díaz-Cruz, M. A. Domínguez-Aguilar, R. Cabrera-Sierra, A. García-Murillo, F. de J Carrillo-Romo, J. Angélica Ortega-Cárdenas

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Flow assisted corrosion (FAC) is a problem of pipeline systems that handle high flow rates and strong direction changes. In the present investigation, FAC was tested on carbon steel exposed to the NACE 1D-196 environment by means an experimental pipe loop. As the exposure time increased, corrosion products formed a mixture of oxides, sulfides, and an apparent sulfate (rhombohedral mikasaite Fe2 (SO4)3), which was found in greater proportion and appeared to have a significant effect on decreasing corrosion rate. Transmission electron microscopy and x ray diffraction patterns seemed to confirm the presence of a sulfate and some oxides as the major chemical species contained in the corrosion products.

Idioma originalInglés
Número de artículo046510
PublicaciónMaterials Research Express
Volumen10
N.º4
DOI
EstadoPublicada - 1 abr. 2023
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