2013
DOI: 10.1007/s11003-013-9598-y
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Influence of Soil Corrosion and Transported Products on the Service Life of Welded Joints of Oil and Gas Pipelines

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“…With the increase of burial depth, the soil becomes more and more humid and compact, making it difficult for oxygen to pass through, so the oxygen concentration decreases obviously [10]. Thus, owing to great difference in oxygen concentration, the part of guyed rod buried in the soil is corroded under the action of oxygen concentration battery [11,12], and the specific corrosion process would be carried out according to the above reaction equation. For the guyed rod, the part contacting with the soil of higher oxygen content is considered as cathode of macro corrosion battery, while the part buried deeper is regarded as cathode due to lower oxygen concentration and suffers from serious corrosion.…”
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“…With the increase of burial depth, the soil becomes more and more humid and compact, making it difficult for oxygen to pass through, so the oxygen concentration decreases obviously [10]. Thus, owing to great difference in oxygen concentration, the part of guyed rod buried in the soil is corroded under the action of oxygen concentration battery [11,12], and the specific corrosion process would be carried out according to the above reaction equation. For the guyed rod, the part contacting with the soil of higher oxygen content is considered as cathode of macro corrosion battery, while the part buried deeper is regarded as cathode due to lower oxygen concentration and suffers from serious corrosion.…”
Section: Analysis and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%