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  1. MaxNeg63

    Carbon Equivalent of forged flanges

    Our supplier is proposing a carbon steel F52 forged flange with a CEV of 0.42, while our client specification is asking for 0.39 saying that the line is sour service. In my personal opinion once we adopt a welding procedure capable to maintain hardness below 22HRc (248 HV10) the request for 0.39...
  2. MaxNeg63

    Pickling & Passivating

    One of our suppliers states in his P&P procedure that duplex steel pipes can be treated for a time "up to 24 hours". Solution used is 10%-16% nitric acid + 5%-8% hydrofluoric acid in water at ambient temperature (10-25 °C) Isn't it a very long dwell time? Is there any risk of damaging the pipe...
  3. MaxNeg63

    Biocide and stainless steel

    Hi everybody. Is there anybody who has infos regarding possible problems of compatibility between AISI316L and THPS (Tetrakis (hydroxymethyl)phosphonium sulfate) biocide agent at commercial concentrations (that is before being injected into the water injection line)? Thanks in advance
  4. MaxNeg63

    THPS and stainless steel

    Hi everybody. Is there anybody who has infos regarding possible problems of compatibility between AISI316L and THPS (Tetrakis (hydroxymethyl)phosphonium sulfate) biocide agent at commercial concentrations (that is before being injected into the water circuit)? Thanks in advance
  5. MaxNeg63

    Rubber in contact with amine based product

    Hi everybody, is there anybody who has experience about possible damage cause by amine based chemicals (corrosion inhibitors) in contact with rubber coatings (we are talking about 0,01% to 1% concentration of the chemical in water)? Thanks for the help and best regards Massimo
  6. MaxNeg63

    Glycol corrosion

    I've been asked to verify if a carbon steel pipe filled with a mixture of ethylen glycol and distilled water (ratio 1,5/1)at ambient temperature and with no flow can corrode: filling was done in may this year and expected un-filling shall be in next December. In my opinion answer is no since...
  7. MaxNeg63

    Titanium plates for heat exchanger

    My purchase dept. says it's experiencing rising difficulties in finding plates heat exchangers with Titanium plates due to reduced availability on the market of this metal. Therefore they've asked me to find a possible alternative. I've suggested Hastelloy that now is becoumng increasingly...
  8. MaxNeg63

    TSA AISI316L against 22 Cr duplex

    Hello everybody. Is there anybody who has any knowledge about the use of thermally sprayed alluminium coated AISI316L against bare 22 Cr duplex steel within an environment containing hydrocarbon and water? thanks a lot Max
  9. MaxNeg63

    Erosion (?) into a seawater pipe

    Dear All, we've received for analysis a CS forged spool (about 16" diameter) used to connect a butterfly valve to an heat exchanger. The H.E. is used to cool process water using seawater as cooling medium: into the forged pipe flows seawater that goes into the H.E. The internal surface of the...
  10. MaxNeg63

    Acid Sulphate Soils

    Dear All, is there anybody who knows if the usual pipeline coating (3LPP coating) can be damaged if exposed to active acid sulphate soils? and if so which are the common adopted measures to avoid the risk that is to mitigate the acidity? thanks Massimo
  11. MaxNeg63

    Water

    Gentlemen, I’m facing this problem: a pipe placed at about 30 m depth has been damaged and possibly broken. The pipe wasn’t in service so it was empty. To analyze the water taken from the inside of the pipe (if any) and (for comparison) the water of the surrounding sea, can give some information...
  12. MaxNeg63

    Sea water corrosion

    I've received a material selection where seawater is used first to cool down process water and then reinjected into an oil well. For the first part of the seawater circuit (from intake to deaeration tower) FRP pipes are proposed, then CS pipes with 3 mm CA. Shouldn't be preferable to adopt CRA...

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