2012
DOI: 10.1007/s00501-012-0032-9
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Vermeidung von strömungsinduzierte CO2-Korrosion in der Erdgasproduktion mit Hilfe von Korrosionsinhibitoren

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“…CoF for martensitic tubings is considerably higher than for ferritic / pearlitic tubings under simultaneous sliding / corrosion, but under pure sliding is nearly identical. Within the study carried out in this paper a higher corrosion rate was observed for ferritic / pearlitic compared to martensitic microstructures which was already reported by some authors [17]. Accordingly, a lower CoF for martensite is caused by a limited lubricous effect due to the lower amount of corrosion products compared to ferritic / pearlitic microstructures.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 71%
“…CoF for martensitic tubings is considerably higher than for ferritic / pearlitic tubings under simultaneous sliding / corrosion, but under pure sliding is nearly identical. Within the study carried out in this paper a higher corrosion rate was observed for ferritic / pearlitic compared to martensitic microstructures which was already reported by some authors [17]. Accordingly, a lower CoF for martensite is caused by a limited lubricous effect due to the lower amount of corrosion products compared to ferritic / pearlitic microstructures.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 71%
“…The lifetime of the tubing is limited by different damaging mechanisms, such as local damage of the sliding/corrosive top coating due to the impact and sliding of the coupling and corrosion due to sweet gas (CO 2 ). Due to corrosive attack, an iron carbonate layer (siderite -FeCO 3 ) is formed, which decreases the corrosion rate [1][2][3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%