MMagrane
Mechanical
- May 6, 2008
- 2
Hello,
I'm trying to figure out how external corrosion rates, on pipelines that are above-ground and exposed to the atmosphere (let's say a dry desert area, minimal humidity on a span), are affected by a protective coating such as paint. Yes, I do understand that it will slow a corrosion process down, but by how much? What would be a good prediction rate for that scenario besides the standard API rate:
rate = depth of anomaly/age of pipeline
All responses are appreciated! Thank you!
I'm trying to figure out how external corrosion rates, on pipelines that are above-ground and exposed to the atmosphere (let's say a dry desert area, minimal humidity on a span), are affected by a protective coating such as paint. Yes, I do understand that it will slow a corrosion process down, but by how much? What would be a good prediction rate for that scenario besides the standard API rate:
rate = depth of anomaly/age of pipeline
All responses are appreciated! Thank you!