Corrosion of pipe steel 17Г1С in oil with an allowable amount of bottom water
https://doi.org/10.31615/j.corros.prot.2022.104.2-3
Abstract
This article presents the results of corrosion studies of pipe steel 17G1S in oil with an allowable amount of bottom water (according to GOST R 51858-2002, MOD и ST RK 1347-2005) on a model laboratory circulating plant. For the study, 5 types of commercial oil were used, as well as bottom water (from process of final separation of oil at stations for the preparation of used types of oil). According to the results of analysis of the physicochemical properties of samples, corrosive components were determined both in oil (sulfur, mercaptans and chloride salts) and in bottom water (in the form of chloride ions, sulfate ions). Based on the obtained data on the corrosion rate of coupons made of steel 17Г1С, it was defined that the maximum allowable amount of aqueous phase (with aggressive components dissolved in it) contained in commercial oil (according to standards), increase the corrosion rate by an average of 5…12 times, compared with oil containing trace amounts of water.
About the Authors
B. K. SayakhovKazakhstan
Berik K. Sayakhov, Ph.D. in Technical sciences, Deputy Director of the Department of Innovative and Technical Development
20, Turan avenue, Nur-Sultan
A. G. Didukh
Kazakhstan
Aleksandr G. Didukh, Ph.D. in Chemistry, Deputy Director
154, Zhibek-zholy avenue, Almaty
K. B. Oralbayeva
Kazakhstan
Kalamkas B. Oralbayeva, Ph.D. in Chemistry, Head of the Laboratory of Physical and Chemical Research
154, Zhibek-zholy avenue, Almaty
D. K. Zhambakin
Kazakhstan
Dauren K. Zhambakin, researcher,
154, Zhibek-zholy avenue, Almaty
K. E. Absaliyev
Kazakhstan
Kairat E. Absaliyev, researcher
154, Zhibek-zholy avenue, Almaty
L. E. Boranbayeva
Kazakhstan
Laura E. Boranbayeva, researcher
154, Zhibek-zholy avenue, Almaty
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Review
For citations:
Sayakhov B.K., Didukh A.G., Oralbayeva K.B., Zhambakin D.K., Absaliyev K.E., Boranbayeva L.E. Corrosion of pipe steel 17Г1С in oil with an allowable amount of bottom water. Theory and Practice of Corrosion Protection. 2022;27(2):33-39. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.31615/j.corros.prot.2022.104.2-3