Mathematical Modelling of CO2 corrosion with NORSOK M 506

Yıl 2023, , 84 - 92, 22.03.2023

Begüm Doğan , Ayla Altınten

https://doi.org/10.17798/bitlisfen.1191507

Öz

The consequences of corrosion is catastrophic also costs reached the global economy “$2.5 trillion, or world GDP’s 3.4%”. Despite the magnitude of the corrosion cost, it can be concluded that scientific studies on corrosion prevention are quite limited, with the exception of high-risk sectors such as aviation and the fuel oil industry. It is important to fight against corrosion in order to ensure the safe operation of oil-carrying pipelines under the sea; and to prevent accidents and environmental damage. As a result of developing industry conditions and increasing needs, modelling corrosion is a very effective method in the prevention of corrosion. Industry, research companies and universities have developed many corrosion rates, prediction models. One of them is the NORSOK M 506 model. In this study, the NORSOK M 506 CO2 corrosion prediction model and the experimental results conducted by Nešić, Solvi and Enerhaug in 1995 were compared in terms of CO2 corrosion rate. The results showed that the mathematical corrosion model calculated nearly six times higher than the experimental study within conformity.

Anahtar Kelimeler

CO2 corrosion, NORSOK M 506, Oil and gas industry, Corrosion modelling.

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