Investigation on Material Selection in Missan Oilfields Similar Environment

Shuang Cheng; Feng Lin; Pei Long Yang; Pei Ke Zhu; Jin Gen Deng; Xue Qiong Sun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.641-642.427

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Investigation on Material Selection in Missan Oilfields Similar Environment

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This paper analyzed the corrosion environment of Missan oilfields and investigated the oilfield country tubular goods used in other similar oilfields. Summarized the effect of partial pressure ratio of H₂S/CO₂ and Cl-to the corrosion behavior of OCTG. This paper concluded the service condition, test results and anti-corrosion mechanism of carbon steel, low-chrome steel, modified martensitic stainless steel and nickel alloy. Finally arrived at conclusion that the nickel alloy can meet the requirement of Missan oilfields, some literature reported that the modified martensitic stainless steel can apply in H₂S/CO₂ environment. In the condition that be easy to replace the tubular, carbon steel and low-chrome steel tubular can meet the requirement with corrosion inhibitor.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 641-642)

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427-433

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September 2014

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Shuang Cheng*, Feng Lin, Pei Long Yang, Pei Ke Zhu, Jin Gen Deng, Xue Qiong Sun

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Carbon Steels, CO₂ Corrosion, H₂S Corrosion, Stainless-Steel

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