Effect of hydrocarbon volume ratio in sweet top-of-the-line corrosion under water-hydrocarbon co-condensation
Dinna Geraldine Ramlan,
Nor Aszreeyn Norizan,
Nur Alin Zainab Zulfaisal
et al.
Abstract:Wet gas pipelines transport unprocessed natural gas that contains water and carbon dioxide (CO2), which combination can lead to severe wall loss caused by CO2 or sweet corrosion in carbon steel. Under specific conditions, CO2 corrosion occurs at the top section of the pipeline, which is known as top-of-the-line corrosion (TLC). TLC tests were conducted in the water-hydrocarbon co-condensation environment using 10 vol% n-heptane and 25 vol% n-heptane to simulate the internal condition of a wet gas pipeline to s… Show more
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