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          reduce the load coming on the pipe  CONCLUSION                  streams can be quite handy in retarding                     Table 2: Recommended materials of construction for the oil and gas pipelines
          section.                         Corrosion costs the oil and gas pipe-  the rate of corrosion in pipelines.  Material specifi cation          Oil and gas applications
       2.  Deploy degasifi cation of the corro-  lines tens of billions of dollars in lost                             Carbon steels                    Bulk fl uids, crude pipelines, fl ow lines, water and steam injection lines, production
          sive medium passing through that  income and treatment costs every year.   Consultations  with  process,  opera-                             and test separators, KO drums, storage tanks.
          section of the pipeline, if possible.  As  a  signifi cant  proportion  of  natural  tion, material, and corrosion engineers
       3.  Change  the  alloy  (use  of  Inconel  gas and crude oil pipeline fi re disasters  are  extremely  necessary.  The  use  of   Low- and medium-alloy steels  Well head items, chokes, manifolds and well components with sour and high-
          when type 304 stainless steel is not  are caused by pipeline damage due to  anti-corrosion  coatings,  along  with                           temperature applications.
          satisfactory).                 corrosion,  it  is  worthwhile  to  design  cathodic protection and the continuous   Straight chromium steels   Christmas trees, well heads, downhole rods, valves and casing pipes.
       4.  Use carbon steel instead of stain-  and  maintain  pipelines  to  minimize  monitoring of pipelines can strengthen   (chromium 12% to 18%)
          less steel.                    corrosion.                       the corrective and preventive measures      Chromium-nickel steels           Valve trims, instruments and materials of separators and tanks, low-chloride levels.
       5.  Apply cathodic protection.                                     required to be followed in these critical   (chromium >18%, nickel >8%)
       6.  Add  corrosion  inhibitors  in  the   The principles of corrosion must be  installations.                  Nickel steels (2.5%, 3.5%, 9% nickel)  Rarely used in oil and gas sectors, LNG storage tanks, piping and pumps.
          system.                        understood in order to effectively select
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