AggieCHEN04
Chemical
- Feb 4, 2005
- 56
I have a mixture of acid gas that is (by mass) 73% CO2, 26% H2S, and about 0.2% H2O with trace hydrocarbons. The acid gas is compressed to 1100 psig and then flows to the injection well through a buried carbon steel pipeline.
My concern is that of an aqueous phase may condense one the gas hits the colder pipeline and cause localized corrosion. Should I be worried? Are there any good epoxy coatings for this type of application? I had originally planned on dehydrating the gas, but I have run into some budgetary and time constraints.
My concern is that of an aqueous phase may condense one the gas hits the colder pipeline and cause localized corrosion. Should I be worried? Are there any good epoxy coatings for this type of application? I had originally planned on dehydrating the gas, but I have run into some budgetary and time constraints.