Method of Testing Rolled Tubular Products for Oilfield Pipes for Corrosion-Abrasive Wear

Boris Aleksandrovich Shemyakinskiy; Alexey Alexandrovich Alkhimenko; Sergey M. Tikhonov; Artem V. Mitrofanov; Elena P. Sidorova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.822.690

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Method of Testing Rolled Tubular Products for Oilfield Pipes for Corrosion-Abrasive Wear

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This paper describes the existing methods for determining the corrosion-erosion wear of materials, and describes a technique developed to assess the stability of oilfield pipes for corrosion-abrasive wear. The results of comparative tests on this method of steels 13HFA and St20 are presented.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 822)

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Boris Aleksandrovich Shemyakinskiy, Alexey Alexandrovich Alkhimenko*, Sergey M. Tikhonov, Artem V. Mitrofanov, Elena P. Sidorova

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Abrasive, Corrosion, Erosion, Oil Field Tubular Goods, Wearing

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