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This work addresses the corrosion resistance of Riser steels used in submarine pipelines for oil production, making it crucial to evaluate the variables related to corrosion in the marine environment. Three types of wires with spheroidized, lamellar and discontinuous cementite microstructure were tested in 0.1M H2SO4 with and without the use of CO2, in addition to a different ambient temperature (80 °C). Thus, electrochemical tests, including OCP and linear potentiodynamic polarization, revealed the corrosion resistance of each material. The analysis of the polarization curves through Tafel extrapolation, obtained the current density, correlating with the potential of the sample in the medium, indicating the polarization resistance. The LC wires demonstrated greater resistance to corrosion (769.23; 2,544.79 and 4,790.87 Ω.cm2) compared to spheroidized cementite (502,40; 1,038.99 and 902.95 Ω.cm2) and, which, in turn, obtained lower resistance values in two of the solutions. The FeCO3 and FeSO4 salts were formed in different areas, including the most degraded ones identified by Raman spectroscopy. production environment 01M M 0 1M HSO H SO H2SO CO2 CO 80 (8 °C. C °C . °C) Thus tests material extrapolation density medium 769.23 76923 769 23 (769.23 254479 2 544 79 2,544.7 479087 4 790 87 4,790.8 Ω.cm2 Ωcm2 Ωcm Ω cm2 cm 502,40 50240 502 40 (502,40 103899 1 038 99 1,038.9 90295 902 95 902.9 which turn solutions FeCO FeSO areas spectroscopy 8 ( 769.2 7692 76 (769.2 25447 54 7 2,544. 47908 4,790. Ω.cm 502,4 5024 50 (502,4 10389 03 9 1,038. 9029 90 902. 769. (769. 2544 5 2,544 4790 4,790 502, (502, 1038 1,038 (769 254 2,54 479 4,79 (502 103 1,03 (76 25 2,5 47 4,7 (50 10 1,0 (7 2, 4, (5 1,