Dear All
Whilst there's strong evidence that pipeline deposits lower the inhibitor concentration and coverage, I am curious to see evidence of field experience supported (not laboratory )corrosion rates for under deposit corrosion under the following :
1. Export Condensate with no threat of MIC (so purely under deposit driven)
2. Combined MIC and under deposit corrosion.
3. Under both scenerio, the velocity of the condensate is low (<1 m/s)
I realise that indeed many other factors come into play, but curios to see any decent published field experience which assumes corrosion rates.
Many thanks
Whilst there's strong evidence that pipeline deposits lower the inhibitor concentration and coverage, I am curious to see evidence of field experience supported (not laboratory )corrosion rates for under deposit corrosion under the following :
1. Export Condensate with no threat of MIC (so purely under deposit driven)
2. Combined MIC and under deposit corrosion.
3. Under both scenerio, the velocity of the condensate is low (<1 m/s)
I realise that indeed many other factors come into play, but curios to see any decent published field experience which assumes corrosion rates.
Many thanks
