Yes. Sorry Steve,
The project team is still sorting out all operating cases for the next 15 years. We are still in an early stage of the revamp project.
Thank you very much for all your insights.
Thank you for sharing your experience and insights on this matter Steve.
We are considering to go ahead with some lab tests as well. The expected Cl content of produced water is around 220,000ppm and significant quantities of heavy sludge, constituted by sand and halite scale deposits in...
Greeting,
After additional searching, I was able to find a few papers that shed some light on the pitting corrosion resistance of alloy 825 is gas producing environments in sour environments containing reasonable amount of CO2 and also high chloride content in the produced water.
Rincon...
Thank you all for your kind responses. I do apologize for my late reply.
@SJones,
Were any of the alloy 825 corrosion tests results published in the literature (papers, journals, etc)? I have search the most common literature sources and I couldn't find anything relevant. Please let me know, as...
Gentlemen,
Your thoughts would be appreciated regarding the pitting resistance of alloy 825 under the below service conditions for an gas producing inlet manifold, piping and slug catcher.
H2S: 3%mol
CO2: 5%mol
Temperature: 150 F
Pressure: 650 psig
Chloride content (of produced water)...
Thank you WKTaylor
I'm indeed not aware of any of the standards/ RPs you pointed. I will check it out and try to learn something.
So do any of these actually prohibit HDG fasteners due to incorrect torque concerns?
Thank you
I agree that removing valves prior to hydrotesting is the best approach. We implement this measure as far as practically possible. However, there are many valves that cannot be removed (or are not practical to be remove), including welded ones. For those it is not easy to find efficient...
Thank LittleInch,
I share your concerns regarding proper water treatment for hydrotesting water and lay-up requirements to be mandated afterwards. We have strong requirements for this, but in same cases we've still detected excessive corrosion of valve trims (especially 400 series and some 300...
Fluoropolymer coated fasteners are being specified in several of our projects requiring high corrosion resistance at near shore or offshore areas. I'm not aware of any issues entailing fasteners coming loose, provided the required torque is applied.
Thank you Steve for sharing such an...
Good afternoon,
I'm not a valve SME and would appreciate your thoughts on the issue below.
During hydrotesting of plant piping circuits tested with valves already assembled, some valve types are prone to excessive water accumulation that can hardly be drained following the pressure test...
Your description it is not very clear. Are you asking about CDU overhead system IOWs?
To define IOWs one needs to consider materials of construction, configuration of your specific unit, normal operating conditions, feed source, feed rate, etc., just to name a few aspects to take into...
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Your thoughts would be appreciated to shed some light on the possibility of having Corrosion Under Insulation (CUI) on the ControTrace heating panels. These are supplied in bare condition.
Although the highest risk of CUI is occurring in the temperature interval of 170 °F to 230 °F...
Without more details it is hard to provide a good answer.
There is no question that either copper alloys, super duplex SS and other corrosion resistant alloys would offer great benefits over carbon steel. However, I can think of
cases where carbon steel utilization is acceptable depending of...
Good morning all,
I wonder if you can share experiences about the neutralizer amine injection system used for your CDU overhead line?
Many facilities are still using conventional slotted angle quills for this application. As known, these can present several limitations, including:
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