Investigation of corrosion behavior of carbon steel for petroleum pipeline applications under turbulent flow conditions

Title Investigation of corrosion behavior of carbon steel for petroleum pipeline applications under turbulent flow conditions
Author Ahmed, Mohammed Salih, Talib, Nayyef Ahmed, Al-Gebory, Layth Wadhah Ismael
Publication Date: 2020
Publication Place - Institute of Information Science
Subject Material corrosion, Immersion tests, Wall shear stress, Electrochemical analyses, Material surface roughness
Type Periodical
Language English
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library: Özyeğin University
Library Asset ID 1016-2364
Record ID 880c1e05-b7a6-4a07-91cb-2c53ab8f15d0
Date 2020
Sample Text This study investigates the corrosion of steel samples immersed in water with a dynamic corrosion setup at different pH values for three different velocities and three different exposure time. The characteristics of material surface were observed by utilizing Atomic Force Micrographs (AFM). Under the dynamic and static conditions, the rate of corrosion of the steel samples in deionized water (DIW) was calculated through the weight loss measurements. It has been found that the corrosion rate of steel samples under static conditions was higher with the lower pH values. It was observed that the corrosion rate was maximum at pH = 4 and the minimum at pH = 6. The static corrosion tests suggest that the corrosion rate was high in the first two days then decreased with the increasing of time of tests. The effect of wall shear stress and time of immersion was evaluated under the dynamic corrosion tests. The results suggest that increased wall shear stress lead to an increase the corrosion rate specially at pH = 4.
DOI 10.6688/JISE.202003_36(2).0003
Cilt 36
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Investigation of corrosion behavior of carbon steel for petroleum pipeline applications under turbulent flow conditions

Author Ahmed, Mohammed Salih, Talib, Nayyef Ahmed, Al-Gebory, Layth Wadhah Ismael
Publication Date 2020
Publication Place - Institute of Information Science
Subject Material corrosion, Immersion tests, Wall shear stress, Electrochemical analyses, Material surface roughness
Type Periodical
Language English
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library Özyeğin University
Library Asset ID 1016-2364
Record ID 880c1e05-b7a6-4a07-91cb-2c53ab8f15d0
Date 2020
Sample Text This study investigates the corrosion of steel samples immersed in water with a dynamic corrosion setup at different pH values for three different velocities and three different exposure time. The characteristics of material surface were observed by utilizing Atomic Force Micrographs (AFM). Under the dynamic and static conditions, the rate of corrosion of the steel samples in deionized water (DIW) was calculated through the weight loss measurements. It has been found that the corrosion rate of steel samples under static conditions was higher with the lower pH values. It was observed that the corrosion rate was maximum at pH = 4 and the minimum at pH = 6. The static corrosion tests suggest that the corrosion rate was high in the first two days then decreased with the increasing of time of tests. The effect of wall shear stress and time of immersion was evaluated under the dynamic corrosion tests. The results suggest that increased wall shear stress lead to an increase the corrosion rate specially at pH = 4.
DOI 10.6688/JISE.202003_36(2).0003
Cilt 36
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