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Material Selection for Co2 gas

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nrupendra

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Mar 21, 2007
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Dear All,



Please suggest the compatible material ( LTCS + C.A (1.5 mm) / SS 304) for following Condition of Co2 Gas pipeline.

1) Co2 gas purity = Vol % ( Min )= 99.98 %
2) Pressure = ( Kg/ Sq. Cm-g) = 24- 40
3) O2 content = 30 ppmv ( Max.)
4) Total Chlorides = 50 ppbv ( Max.)
5) Light Hydrocarbons= 1 ppmv ( Max.)
6) Ethylene Glycol = 1 ppmv ( Max.)
7) Total Sulphur = 0.1 ppmv ( Max.)


Please advise on basis for selection of corrosion model to be used to calcite the corrosion rate.



 
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hello
no water = no wet CO2 corrosion
is there any water in your system ?
what is the temperature ?
what is the total pressure ?
I guess DeWaard&Milliam is the most popular model for calculation of corrosion rates by wet CO2.
regards
 
Thanks a lot
No water in system.
Operating temp 45Deg C.
Total pressure = 41.03 bar(g)


Regards
 
How much 'no water'? What is the Dew Point?
There have been a number of paper published on dW&M with minor updates and added details.


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With NO FREE WATER in the pipeline, you have no corrosion mechanism. Therefore use Carbon Steel

with any free water in a 99.9% CO2 system you will have lots of corrosion in a Carbon Steel pipeline.

Then start to worry about the fracture toughness at minus 50C...

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