Corrosion Rate Prediction in the Liquid Collection Section of Separating Tanks—Part 1: Dependence on Temperature, O2, pH, and Superficial Conditions

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J. M. Medina Huerta, J. G. Godínez, and J. L. González
The exploitation of oil and gas reservoirs produces oil-gas-water mixtures which are set apart in separating tanks. The main operating risk of these tanks is the presence of aggressive compounds, such as carbon dioxide (CO2) and hydrogen sulfide (H2S), which can cause corrosion in the tank wall, a ... [Corrosion 68, 025006 (2012)] published Wed Feb 01, 2012.

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