CONTENTS 1.
INTRO INTRODUC DUCTIO TION.. N...... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... .......... ..........1 ....1 1.1
Objective Objective of Documen Document....... t.............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .................. ......................... .............. 1
1.2
Scope.... Scope........... .............. ............... ............... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .................. ......................... .............. 1
1.3
Abbrevia Abbreviation tions...... s............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ............. ...... 2
1.
Units of !easure !easurement ment....... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .................................3 ..........................3
1."
Co#es Co#es an# Stan#ar# Stan#ar#s..... s............ .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ............... ............... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .......
2.
SU!!AR SU!!AR$.. $...... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ .......... ........... ........." ...."
3.
D%SI&N D%SI&N DAT DATA....... ........... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ......... ...........11 .....11 3.1
Sources Sources of Data. Data........ .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ............... ............... .............. .............. ....................... .................. .. 11
3.2
Desi'n Desi'n (ife......... (ife................ .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ...................11 ............11
3.3
)*ui# )*ui# Compositi Compositions.. ons......... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ........................... .................... 11 3.3.1
Oi* Compositi Composition... on.......... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ............... ............... .............. .............. ..................11 ...........11
3.3.2
&as (ift (ift Compositi Composition... on........... ............... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .................11 ..........11
3.3.3
+ro#uce# +ro#uce# ,ater ,ater Ana*-s Ana*-sis...... is............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ......................12 ...............12
3.
+ressures +ressures an# Temperatur mperatures.... es........... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .....................................13 ..............................13
3."
Avai*ab Avai*abi*it-. i*it-........ .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ................... .................................. ...................... 1
3.
Corrosion Corrosion !o#e* !o#e* Cases..... Cases............ .............. .............. ............... ............... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .......................1 ................1
.
3..1
&as (ift /30 +ipe*ine +ipe*ine....... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ............................1 .....................1
3..2
&as (ift /0 +ipe*ine +ipe*ine....... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ............................1 .....................1
3..3
&as (ift (ift ea#er ea#er an# an# )*o*i )*o*ines... nes.......... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .................14 ..........14
3..
+ro#ucti +ro#uction on )*o*ine )*o*ines s / off an# Te Test ea#ers.... ea#ers........... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............15 ......15
3.."
+ro#ucti +ro#uction on ea#ers. ea#ers........ .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ............................21 .....................21
3..
%6port %6port +ipe*in +ipe*ines es /Seam* /Seam*ess ess (inep (inepipe7 ipe7 &ra#e &ra#e 1" 1" !+a..... !+a............ .............. .........................23 ..................23
3..8
%6port %6port +ipe*in +ipe*ines es /)I /)I (inepip (inepipe7 e7 &ra#e &ra#e 1"! 1"!+a.... +a........... .............. .............. .............. .......................2" ................2"
3..4
+ro#uce# +ro#uce# ,ater ,ater %ffect %ffect !o#e** !o#e**in'.. in'......... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ..............2 .......2
!%TO !%TODO DO(O (O&$. &$.... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ......... .......... ........... .........24 ...24 .1
+otentia +otentia** for Corro Corrosion. sion........ .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ................ ......... 24 .1.1
Corrosion Corrosion !ec9anis !ec9anisms ms an# Consi#e Consi#eratio rations.... ns............ ............... .............. ....................... .............................24 .............24
.1.2
CO2 Corrosion.....................................................................................................24
.1.3
Top of (ine Corrosion. Corrosion........ .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ...................25 ............25
.1.
Su*p9i#e Su*p9i#e Stress Stress Corrosi Corrosion on Crac:in'... Crac:in'.......... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ................. ......................25 ............25
.1."
-#ro'en -#ro'en In#uce# In#uce# Stress Crac:in'. Crac:in'........ .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ................................3; .........................3;
.1.
-#ro'en -#ro'en %mbritt*e %mbritt*emen ment....... t.............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............................3; ......................3;
.1.8
C9*ori#e C9*ori#e Stress Stress Corros Corrosion ion Crac:i Crac:in'.... n'........... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ...............31 ........31
.1.4
%rosion... %rosion.......... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ............... ............... .......... ...32 32
.1.5
Subsea Subsea %6ter %6terna* na* Corrosion Corrosion....... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .........................32 ..................32
.1.1; .1.1; Topsi#e psi#e Atmosp Atmosp9eric 9eric Corrosion. Corrosion........ .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ...............................32 ........................32 .1.11 .1.11 Corrosion Corrosion of t9e (ine +ipe Durin' Durin' Transp Transporta ortation.. tion......... .............. .............. .............. ........................33 .................33 .1.12 .1.12 !icrobia* !icrobia***- In#uce# In#uce# Corrosion. Corrosion........ .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............33 ......33 .1.13 .1.13 Un#er Un#er Deposit Deposit Corrosion Corrosion....... .............. ............... ............... .............. .............. .............. .............. ..................................3 ...........................3 .1.1 .1.1 &a*vanic &a*vanic Corrosion Corrosion....... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ..............................3 .......................3 .1.1" .1.1" Corrosion Corrosion in Dea# (e's an# Sta'nant Sta'nant
.3
".
Se*ection Se*ection of a Corrosion Corrosion !o#e*.... !o#e*........... .............. .............. .............. .............. ............... ............... ...................... .................................3" ..................3" .2.1
&enera* &enera*....... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .................... ............. 3"
.2.2
(imitatio (imitations ns of t9e Corrosion Corrosion !o#e*.... !o#e*........... .............. .............. .............. .............. .....................................38 ..............................38
.2.3
+re#ictio +re#iction n of To Top of (ine (ine Corrosion. Corrosion........ .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ...................38 ............38
!ec9anic !ec9anica* a* !ateria !ateria** Se*ectio Se*ection...... n............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ....................34 .............34 .3.1
=ritt*e =ritt*e )actu )acture re an# %mbritt*e %mbritt*emen ment....... t.............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ....................................34 .............................34
.3.2
)ati'ue )ati'ue....... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ............... ............... ............. ...... 35
CORR CORROS OSI> I>IT IT$ $ ASS ASS%S %SS! S!%N %NT T AND AND COR CORRO ROSI SION ON !IT !ITI& I&A ATION.. ION.... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ...... ....; .; ".1
Corrosivi Corrosivitt- Assessm Assessment ent Resu*ts..... Resu*ts............ .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ................................; .........................;
".2
Corrosion Corrosion In9ibitio In9ibition n +9i*os +9i*osop9-. op9-........ .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .......................3 ................3
.
".2.1
&enera* &enera*....... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .................... ............. 3
".2.2
C9emica* C9emica* +erforman +erformance.... ce........... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .................................." ..........................."
".2.3
C9emica* C9emica* Injection Injection S-stem S-stem Desi'n..... Desi'n............ .............. .............. .............. .............. ...................................." ............................."
".2.
Operatio Operation n an# Re*iabi* Re*iabi*it-.... it-........... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ..................4 ...........4
+I&& +I&&IN IN& & R%?U R%?UIR IR%! %!%N %NTS TS... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... .....5 ..5 .1
Operatio Operationa* na* +i'' +i''in'. in'........ .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ............... ............... .............. .............. ............... ................... ........... 5
.2
Inte**i'e Inte**i'ent nt Inspectio Inspection n +i''in'... +i''in'.......... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .................."; ...........";
8.
.2.1
&enera* &enera*....... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .................... ............. ";
.2.2
Inte**i' Inte**i'ent ent +i''in' +i''in' Re@uirem Re@uirements ents....... .............. .............. ............... ............... .............. .............. ............................."; ......................";
.2.3
+i''in' +i''in' )re@u )re@uencenc-....... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ...................... ................. .. ";
S+%CI) S+%CI)IC IC !AT !AT%RIA( %RIA( A++(I A++(ICA CATI TION ONS... S...... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ........... ........"2 .."2 8.1
Use of Corros Corrosion ion Resistant Resistant A**o-s... A**o-s.......... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ..............................."2 ........................"2 8.1.1
&ra#e &ra#e 3;3; 3;3;( ( Austeni Austenitic tic Stain* Stain*ess ess Stee*s.. Stee*s......... .............. .............. .............. ................................"2 ........................."2
8.2
8.1.2
&ra#e &ra#e 3131 3131( ( Austeni Austenitic tic Stain* Stain*ess ess Stee*s.. Stee*s......... .............. .............. .............. ................................"2 ........................."2
8.1.3
!o SuperBAu SuperBAusten stenitic itic 2" S!O /UNS S312". S312"........ .............. .............. ............... ..........................." ..................."
8.1.
Dup*e6 Dup*e6 Stain Stain*ess *ess Stee*..... Stee*............ .............. .............. .............. ............... ............... .............. .............. .............. .............. ..................." ............"
8.1."
Se*ectio Se*ection n of CRA CRA for +ipe +ipe an# an# >ess >esse*s.... e*s........... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ........................" ................."
Use of &*ass &*ass Reinforce Reinforce# # +*asti +*astic c /&R+... /&R+.......... ............... ............... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ......................" ..............." 8.2.1
+ipin' +ipin' S-stems... S-stems.......... .............. .............. .............. .............. ............... ............... .............. .............. .............. .............. ........................." .................."
8.2.2
&R+ Tan:s an# an# >ess >esse*s. e*s........ .............. .............. .............. .............. ............... ............... .............. .................................."8 ..........................."8
8.3
Se*ection Se*ection of %*asto %*astomeri meric c Sea*s... Sea*s.......... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ..................... ...................... ........1 1
8.
=o*tin' =o*tin' !ater !ateria*s. ia*s........ .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ..................... .................. .... 1
4.
!AT !AT%RIA %RIA(S (S S%(%C S%(%CTI TION ON AND AND +(AT +(AT)O )OR! R!... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... .....3 ..3 4.1
,e**9ea ,e**9ea# # %@uipme %@uipment nt /Inc*u#in /Inc*u#in' ' C9o:es C9o:es an# )*o* )*o*ine ine Iso*ati Iso*ation on >a* >a*ves.... ves........... ......................3 ...............3
4.2
+rocess +rocess %@uipme %@uipment.... nt........... .............. .............. .............. .............. ............... ............... .............. .............. .............. ............... .............................. ...................... 3
4.3
5.
4.2.1
&enera* &enera*....... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .................... ............. 3
4.2.2
&as (ift )irst >a*ve >a*ve On On /)>O7 /)>O7 &as (ift ea#er ea#er an# an# )*o*i )*o*ines........................... nes...........................
4.2.3
+ro#ucti +ro#uction on )*o*ine )*o*ines...... s............. .............. .............. ............... ............... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .......
4.2.
Test ea#er..... ea#er............ .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ....................................8 .............................8
4.2."
+ro#ucti +ro#uction on ea#er ea#er77 +i' (aun (aunc9er c9er an# an# (ast (ast >a* >a*ve ve Off....... Off.............. .............. ......................... ....................5 ..5
Uti*itUti*it- %@uipme %@uipment.... nt........... .............. .............. ............... ............... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ................ .................................. ......................... 81 4.3.1
)ue* &as S-stems.... S-stems............ ............... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ................. .................................81 .......................81
4.3.2
Open Open Drains....... Drains.............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............82 ......82
4.3.3
>ent >ent an# C*ose C*ose# # Drains Drains an# >en >entt Scrubber... Scrubber.......... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ...........83 ....83
4.3.
C9emica* C9emica* Inject Injection ion +ac:a'e +ac:a'e....... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ..........8 ...8
4.3."
CC>T +oer +oer &enerati &eneration... on.......... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ........................... ......................... .....8 8
4.3.
-#rau*ic -#rau*ic +ipin' +ipin' S-stems... S-stems.......... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ........................... ........................ ....8 8
4.3.8
Instrume Instrumentati ntation... on.......... .............. .............. .............. .............. ............... ............... .............. .............. .............. .............. .........................8 ..................8
4.3.4
,as9 ,as9 Don Don ,ater ,ater S-stem..... S-stem............ .............. .............. .............. ............... ............... .............. ............................... .......................... ..88 88
!AT !AT%RIA %RIA( ( S%(% S%(%CT CTIO ION N B +I+% +I+%(I (IN% N%S. S... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ...... ...... ...... ...... .....84 ..84 5.1
!ateria*s !ateria*s an# Corrosion Corrosion A**oan A**oance.... ce........... .............. ............... ............... .............. .............. .............. ................................ ........................... ..84 84 5.1.1
(inepipe (inepipe !anu !anufactu facturin' rin' +roce +rocesses.. sses......... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ..................84 ...........84
5.1.2
+ipe*ine +ipe*ines s E Risers Risers B %6port...... %6port............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. ..........................85 ...................85
5.1.3
+ipe*ine +ipe*ines s E Risers Risers &as (ift......... (ift................ .............. .............. .............. .............. ............... ..................................4; ..........................4;
5.1.
+ipe*ine +ipe*ine )ittin's.. )ittin's......... .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .................................41 ..........................41
5.1."
C9emica* C9emica* Injection Injection *ine /)*atB+ac /)*atB+ac:..... :............ .............. .............. .............. .............. ....................................41 .............................41
5.1. 5.2
5.3
1;.
C*ampin' an# Strappin' materia*s......................................................................41
Coatin' S-stems............................................................................................................. 42 5.2.1
+ipe*ine AntiBCorrosion Coatin' S-stem.............................................................42
5.2.2
Riser Coatin' S-stems.......................................................................................42
Cat9o#ic +rotection......................................................................................................... 43 5.3.1
Sacrificia* Ano#e S-stem....................................................................................43
5.3.2
Corrosion +rotection S-stem Iso*ation !IFs....................................................43
ASS%T INT%&RIT$ !ANA&%!%NT..............................................................................4" 1;.1
&enera* +9i*osop9-..................................................................................................... 4"
1;.2
Recommen#e# Routine !aintenance Activities..........................................................4"
1;.3
+ossib*e Unp*anne# Activities.....................................................................................4
11.
CORROSION !ONITORIN&..........................................................................................48 11.1
Aim.............................................................................................................................. 48
11.2
!onitorin' an# Testin' )aci*ities.................................................................................48
11.3
!onitorin' !et9o#s.................................................................................................... 44
11.
Corrosion !onitorin' Tec9ni@ues an# %@uipment.......................................................45 11..1 %*ectrica* Resistance /%R +robes......................................................................45 11..2 Coupons............................................................................................................. 45 11..3 =acteria* !onitorin' an# =ioprobes....................................................................5;
11."
+rocess Stream !onitorin'.........................................................................................51
11.
Corrosion !onitorin' Instrumentation.........................................................................51
12.
CORROSION DATA !ANA&%!%NT AND ASS%SS!%NT............................................52 12.1
&enera* Re@uirements................................................................................................ 52
12.2
Data Co**ection )re@uenc-..........................................................................................52
12.3
Data Stora'e...............................................................................................................52
12.
Data Assessment........................................................................................................52
12."
Corrosion Reportin'....................................................................................................52
13.
1.
CORROSION +%R)OR!ANC% TRACGIN&..................................................................5 13.1
&enera* Re@uirements................................................................................................ 5
13.2
Ge- +erformance In#icators........................................................................................5
13.3
Corrective an# +reventative Action.............................................................................5" R%)%R%NC%S................................................................................................................5
A++%NDI 1 T%!+%RATUR% AND +R%SSUR% +RO)I(%S /2 +A&%S A++%NDI 2 CORROSION !OD%( R%SU(TS /2 A3 +A&%S A++%NDI 3 (IST O) UNINI=IT%D %>%NTS /2 +A&%S A++%NDI C%!ICA( DATAS%%TS /" +A&%S A++%NDI " (A=ORATOR$ T%ST O) ), S%A! CORROSION SUSC%+TI=I(IT$ /1 +A&%
1.
INTRODUCTION
1.1
Objective of Document
1.2
Scope
T9e scope of t9is #ocument is to se*ect suitab*e materia*s for t9e construction of p*atform topsi#e e@uipment7 riser7 pro#uction an# t9e 'as *ift pipe*ines an# risersH an#7 c9emica* injection tubin' /)*at +ac: base# on t9e avai*ab*e f*ui# an# process #ata. Scope of t9e subsea component of t9is stu#- a*so inc*u#es t9e revie an# recommen#ation of • Anticorrosion coatin' for t9e riser an# pipe*ine submer'e# JoneH •
Riser sp*as9JoneH
•
Riser atmosp9eric JoneH
• Ano#e materia* se*ectionH •
+ipin' f*an'es an# fittin'sH
•
C*ampin' an# strappin' materia*s.
Scope of t9e p*atform topsi#e component of t9is stu#- a*so inc*u#es t9e revie an# recommen#ation of •
Se*ection of materia*s for process e@uipment an# pipin'H
•
Se*ection of materia*s for uti*it- an# anci**ar- topsi#e e@uipmentH
•
Specification of corrosion a**oances to be app*ie# across a** e@uipmentH
•
Specification of materia*s for bo*tin' an# po*-meric sea*s.
T9is #ocument recommen#s a Corrosion !ana'ement +*an to mana'e t9e corrosion of t9e assets it9in t9e boun#s #escribe# in t9is #ocument.
1.3
Ab breviat ions
T9e fo**oin' abbreviations 9ave been use# in t9is #ocument
CA
Corrosion a**oance
CO2
Carbon #io6i#e.
C+
Cat9o#ic protection.
CR
Corrosion rate
CSCC
C9*ori#e Stress Corrosion Crac:in'
%N
%*ectroc9emica* noise
%R
%*ectroBresistance
2S
-#ro'en su*p9i#e.
+a'e 1
A<
eat Affecte#
D+%
i'9 Densit- +o*-et9-*ene
%
-#ro'en embritt*ement.
ISC
-#ro'en In#uce# Stress Crac:in'
ID
Insi#e #iameter.
I+
Inte**i'ent pi'
G+
Gi*ometre point.
(+R
(inear po*ar resistance
NORSOG
Nore'ian Tec9nica* Stan#ar#s for +etro*eum Operations
OD
Outsi#e #iameter.
pCO2
+artia* pressure of CO 2.
p2S
+artia* pressure of 2S.
ppm
parts per mi**ion
+>D)
+o*-vin-*#ene )*uori#e
RO>
Remote*- operate# ve9ic*e
SCN)
Strain concentration factor
SSCC
Su*p9i#e Stress Corrosion Crac:in'
TO(C
Top of *ine corrosion.
TSA
T9erma* Spra-e# A*uminium
UDC
Un#er Deposit Corrosion
,T
,a** t9ic:ness.
1.
Units of !easurement
T9e fo**oin' units of measurement 9ave been use# in t9is #ocument
°C
temperature7 #e'rees Ce*sius.
bar
s-stem pressure7 bar.
'*
so*i#s concentration7 'rams per *itre.
'm2s
con#ensation rate7 'rams per s@ meter per secon#.
>
9ar#ness7 >ic:ers.
:m
*inear measure7 :i*ometres.
:+a'
'au'e pressure7 :i*o+asca*s.
m3
vo*ume7 cubic metres.
m'*
so*i#s concentration7 mi**i'rams*itre.
+a'e 2
mm
*inear measure7 mi**imetres.
mm-ear
corrosion rate7 mi**imetres per -ear.
!!scf#
'as f*orate7 mi**ion mi**ion stan#ar# cubic feet per #a-.
!+a
pressure or stress7 me'a+asca*s.
!Sm3#a-
'as f*orate7 mi**ion stan#ar# cubic metres per #a-.
+a
f*ui# a** s9ear7 +asca*.
Sm3#a-
*i@ui#s f*orate7 stan#ar# cubic metres per #a-.
1."
Co#es an# Stan#ar#s
T9e fo**oin' Co#es an# Stan#ar#s 9ave been use# in t9is #ocument
A+I "(
Specification for (inepipe
A+I A
Specification for ,e**9ea# an# C9ristmas Tree %@uipment
AST! A153
Stan#ar# Specification for A**o-BStee* an# Stain*ess Stee* =o*tin' !ateria*s for i'9 Temperature or i'9 +ressure Service an# Ot9er Specia* +urpose App*ications
AST! A15
Stan#ar# Specification for Carbon an# A**o- Stee* Nuts for =o*ts for i'9 +ressure or i'9 Temperature Service7 or =ot9
AST! A32;
Stan#ar# Specification for A**o-BStee* an# Stain*ess Stee* =o*tin' !ateria*s for (oBTemperature Service
AST! A5
Stan#ar# Specification for Carbon an# A**o- Stee* )or'in's for +ipe )*an'es7 )ittin's7 >a*ves7 an# +arts for i'9B+ressure Transmission Service
AST! &
Con#uctin' Corrosion Coupon Tests in +*ant %@uipment
AST! &31
(aborator- Immersion Corrosion Testin' of !eta*s
AST! &
+ractice for %6amination an# %va*uation of +ittin' Corrosion
AST! &41
+ractice for +reparation of !eta**ur'ica* Specimens
DN> OSB)1;1
Offs9ore Stan#ar# B Submarine +ipe*ine S-stems 2;;;
NAC% !RB;18" /no a*so ISO 1"1"
Su*fi#e Stress Crac:in' Resistant !eta**ic !ateria*s for Oi*fie*# %@uipment
NAC% R+ ;88"
+reparation an# Insta**ation of Corrosion Coupons an# Interpretation of Test Data in Oi*fie*# Operations
+a'e 3
2.
SU!! AR$
A summar- of t9e materia*s se*ecte#7 as part of t9is stu#-7 is inc*u#e# in Tab*e 2 B1. Tab%e 2&1
Summar' of materia%s (( p%atforms an# pipe%ines se%ecte# as part of t)is stu#'.
*+uipment Name
Recommen#e# !ateria%
,e**9ea#s
A+I A !ateria* C*ass ))B13.4:+a Stain*ess Stee* /
A%ternatives
A+I A !ateria* C*ass ))B1.":+a Stain*ess Stee* / C9o:e >a*ves
A+I A !ateria* C*ass ))B13.4:+a Stain*ess Stee* / A+I A !ateria* C*ass ))B1.":+a Stain*ess Stee* /
&as (ift +ipe*ine
DN> OS )1;1 &ra#e "; IS+D /coi*e# *ine pipe K 3mm C.A.
&as (ift Riser
DN> OS )1;1 S!( &ra#e 1" ISD K 3mm C.A. %6terna* sp*as9 Jone protection usin' po*-c9*oroprene rubber 12mm t9ic:.
&as (ift )irst >a*ve On
Carbon Stee* =o#- it9 31( trim
&as (ift +i' Receiver
Carbon Stee* K 3.;mm C.A /Sour
&as (ift ea#er
Carbon Stee* K 3.;mm C.A /Sour
&as (ift )*o*ines
Carbon Stee* K 3.;mm C.A /Sour
+ro#uction )*o*ines
22Cr Dup*e6 Stain*ess Stee*. %6terna* coatin' to be 14;Lm t9ic: T9erma**Spra-e# A*uminium an# sea*e# it9 an A*:-# Si*icone.
DN> OS )1;1 S!( &ra#e 1" ISD K 3mm C.A.
1 Carbon Stee* K /8mm 7 mm C.A /Sour e6terna**- coate# it9 14;Lm T9erma**- Spra-e# A*uminium an# sea*e# usin' an A*:-# Si*icone topcoat. 2 Carbon Stee* K 3mm C.A /Sour e6terna**- coate# it9 14;Lm T9erma**- Spra-e# A*uminium an# sea*e# usin' an A*:-# Si*icone top coat. B
)*o*ine Iso*ation >a*ves
So*i# 22 Cr Dup*e6 va*ve bo#-
Carbon stee* bo#- it9 Incone* 2" over*a- for ette# parts.
+ro#uction ea#er
Carbon Stee* K mm C.A /Sour e6terna**coate# it9 14;Lm T9erma**- Spra-e#
Carbon Stee* K 3mm C.A /Sour e6terna**- coate# it9 14;Lm
+a'e
*+uipment Name
Recommen#e# !ateria%
A%ternatives
A*uminium an# sea*e# usin' an A*:-# Si*icone topcoat.
T9erma**- Spra-e# A*uminium an# sea*e# usin' an A*:-# Si*icone top coat B
Test ea#er
Carbon Stee* K 8mm C.A /Sour e6terna**coate# it9 14;Lm T9erma**- Spra-e# A*uminium an# sea*e# usin' an A*:-# Si*icone topcoat.
Carbon Stee* K 3mm C.A /Sour e6terna**- coate# it9 14;Lm T9erma**- Spra-e# A*uminium an# sea*e# usin' an A*:-# Si*icone top coat. B
%6port +i' (aunc9er
Carbon Stee* K 3.;mm C.A /Sour
%6port (ast >a*ve On
Carbon stee* bo#- it9 Incone* 2" over*afor ette# parts.
%6port +ipe*ine
DN> OS )1;1 S!( &ra#e 1" ISD K mm C.A. /i.e. Seam*ess7 ; stren't9 *inepipe for sour service an# improve# #imensiona* contro*.
1 DN> OS )1;1 S!( &ra#e 1" ISD K 3mm C.A. /i.e. Seam*ess7 ; stren't9 *inepipe for sour service an# improve# #imensiona* contro* 2 DN> OS )1;1 ), &ra#e 1" ISD K mm C.A. /i.e. i'9 )re@uenc- ,e*#e#7 ; stren't9 *inepipe for sour service an# improve# #imensiona* contro*1.
%6port +ipe*ine Riser
DN> OS )1;1 S!( &ra#e 1" ISD K mm C.A. %6terna* sp*as9 Jone protection usin' CS s*eeve 12mm it9 !one* ;; c*a##in' /3mm
DN> OS )1;1 S!( &ra#e 1" ISD K 3mm C.A. %6terna* sp*as9 Jone protection usin' CS s*eeve 12mm it9 !one* ;; c*a##in' /3mm &
%6port +ipe*ine Riser DN> OS )1;1 S!( &ra#e 1" ISD K mm at C.A. %6terna* sp*as9 Jone protection usin' CS s*eeve 12mm it9 !one* ;; c*a##in' /3mm
DN> OS )1;1 S!( &ra#e 1" ISD K 3mm C.A. & streams /#ue to *oer arriva* temperatures M 4;C %6terna* sp*as9 Jone protection usin' po*-c9*oroprene rubber 12mm t9ic:.
)ue* &as S-stem
Carbon Stee* K 3mm /Sour
)ue* &as S-stem >a*ves
Carbon Stee* it9 31( trim
Open Drain (ines
&R+BC
Carbon Stee* K mm C.A
1
+a'e "
*+uipment Name
Recommen#e# !ateria%
A%ternatives
Open Drain >a*ves
Nic:e* A*uminium =ronJe
Rubber *ine# carbon stee*
Open Drain >esse* /Sump
UNS S322;" Dup*e6 Stain*ess Stee*
If a *ar'er #iameter vesse* can be accommo#ate#. T9en a 9eav- a** t9ic:ness carbon stee* #rain vesse*7 it9 removab*e eirs7 an# interna**coate# it9 a &*ass )*a:e epo6- i** be acceptab*e.
Open Drain +ump
Carbon Stee* it9 Stain*ess Stee* impe**er
>ent an# C*ose# Drain (ines
Carbon Stee* K 3mm C.A
C*ose# Drain >a*ves
Carbon stee* it9 31( trim
>ent Scrubber >esse*
Carbon stee* it9 interna* '*ass f*a:e epo6coatin' or =e*Jona 1351 coatin'
>ent Scrubber +ump
Carbon Stee* it9 Stain*ess Stee* impe**er
-#rau*ic +ipin'
AST! A25 &ra#e 31( it9 min 2." !o
If TP;QC 2" Cr super #up*e6 /UNS S328"; or aste**o- C28 /UNS N1;28
Instrument Tubin'
AST! A25 &ra#e 31( it9 min 2." !o
If TP;QC 2" Cr super #up*e6 /UNS S328"; or aste**o- C28 /UNS N1;28
Instrumentation
Refer to Tab*e 4 B12 on pa'e 3
,as9 Don ,ater Tan: an# +ipin'
&R+BC it9 31( tan: fittin's
+o*-prop-*ene
,as9 Don S-stem >a*ves
Nic:e* A*uminium =ronJe
+o*-prop-*ene orH &R+
T9e current #esi'n basis #oes not provi#e for permanent 'as *ift *aunc9ers an# receiversH t9is arran'ement is satisfactor- if corrosion in9ibition is continuous*- injecte# into t9e 'as *ift pipe*ines. If t9e corrosion in9ibition is to be on*- injecte# 9en t9e 'as *ift 'as 'oes off #e point /et 'as operation t9en it is recommen#e# t9at permanent *aunc9ers an# receivers are insta**e# to permit perio#ic seepin' of free ater from t9e 'as *ift pipe*ine an# runnin' batc9 corrosion in9ibitor. T9e
+a'e
corrosion a**oance for t9e 'as *ift pipe*ines assume t9at t9e pipe*ine i** be operate# for no more t9an ; #a-s per -ear it9 offBspecification 'as. Operation of t9e pipe*ine it9 et 'as for perio#s *on'er t9an ; #a-s per annum i** resu*t in corrosion #ama'e 'reater t9an 3.;mm over t9e 2;B-ear #esi'n *ife. Section 4 an# 5 present furt9er #etai* on t9e topsi#e an# pipe*ine materia* se*ection. It is a*so note# t9at as t9e basis of t9e pipe*ine #esi'n is to be Dn> OS )1;1 t9en it is a re@uirement to pro#uce a )racture Contro* +*an to #efine t9e minimum materia* propert- re@uirements /e' C9arpva*ues for t9e *ine pipe specification.
+a'e 8
3.
D*SI,N D ATA
3.1
Sources of Data
T9e fo**oin' #ata as use# to bui*# t9e corrosivit- mo#e*s an# to revie corrosion re*iabi*it- mo#e*s an# tota* corrosion #ama'e corrosion a**oance ca*cu*ations. )*orates an# temperatures 9ave been obtaine# from t9e Desi'n =asis Ref 1. Temperature an# pressure profi*es ere obtaine# from t9e base case0 temperatureBpressure profi*es provi#e# in Appen#i6 1 of t9is report. +ipe*ine siJin' for t9e 'as *ift an# e6port pipe*ines ere obtaine# for &ra#e 1"!+a *inepipe from ca*cu*ation s9eet
3.2
Desi -n ife
Desi'n *ife is 2; -ears. +ro#uction profi*es an# 9ence corrosion rates 9ave been mo#e**e# for t9e fo**oin' perio#s over t9e #esi'n *ife •
$ears 1 an# 2 /2;;4B2;1;H
•
$ears 3 to 8 /2;11B2;1"H an#
•
$ears 4 to 2; /2;1B2;24.
3.3
/%ui# Composit ions
3. 3. 1
O i% Composi ti on
A basis composition of t9e pro#uce# f*ui#s 9as been assume# in accor#ance it9 Tab*e .3 in t9e Desi'n =asis Ref 1. T9e critica* components are as fo**os •
CO2 Content " B 1; t7 assume# 1; for corrosion mo#e*s.
•
2S Content 2; B 1;;;ppm.
3 .3. 2
, as i ft Co mp os it io n
&as *ift composition is in accor#ance it9 Desi'n =asis Section ".1 Ref 1 an# t9e critica* components are as fo**os •
CO2 Content 4 tH
•
2S Content 1;;;ppm.
3 .3 .3
0 ro #u ce # at er An a% 's is
A pro#uce# ater ana*-sis base# on +) fi*e# #ata is presente# Desi'n =asis. T9e critica* components for corrosion mo#e**in' an# materia*s se*ection are as fo**os •
=icarbonate 15;.42 m'( an# 182."m'(7 assume# app*icab*e for an# p*atforms respective*- for corrosion mo#e**in' purposesH
•
Ionic Stren't9 "; '(
•
Densit- 1.;"2 '(7 assume 1;"; :'m 37 9ic9 is t9e NORSOG mo#e* *imit an# mo#e* foun# to be to*erant of *ar'e c9an'es in #ensit- it9out effect on t9e corrosion rate7 so mo#e* *imit is not si'nificant.
+a'e 4
•
C9*ori#e content 212.3 m'( to ";.3m'(7 ta:en as ";;m'( for materia*s se*ection purposes. Tab%e 3&2 0ro#uce# ater Ana%'sis ANA$SIS NO.
24253
2433
+= V 8
+& V 3
(it9ium /(i m'*
4.13
5.45
=oron /= m'*
"5.54
8;.34
Si*icon /Si m'*
1".;8
1".28
A*uminium /A* m'*
;.;;
;.11
+9osp9orous /+
N.D.
N.D.
N.D.
N.D.
(ea# /+b
N.D.
N.D.
Ca*cium /Ca m'*
.;
";.25
!a'nesium /!' m'*
12.22
21.18
=arium /=a m'*
;.2
;.2
Strontium /Sr m'*
4."3
.";
Tota* Iron m'*
;.;2
;.31
So#ium /Na m'*
;31
;23
+otassium /G m'*
8.13
12
Carbonate /m'*
.4"
"4."
=icarbonate /m'*
15;.42
182."
C9*ori#e /C* m'*
212.3
";.3
Densit- /'m*
1.;"2
1.;"32
Resistivit- /o9ms
;.;838
;.;
8.84
8."5
Tota* Disso*ve# So*i#s
1;;82.;
111.;
Disso*ve# CO2 /m'* WW
3.3"
2.5
Disso*ve# 2S m'*W
N.D.
N.D.
M;.1
M;.1
N.D.
N.D.
Ta:en from /source
p
Determination of resi#ua* p9osp9ates /Test met9o# for resi#ua* p9osp9ate C9ampion 2121 Or-anic Aci#
)ormic aci# content
+a'e 5
Acetic aci# content
;.23 m'*
;.2" m'*
+ropionic aci# content
N.D.
N.D.
=ut-ric aci# content
N.D.
N.D.
Note N.D. not #etecte#7 #etection *imit ;.;1; m'*7 #etection *imit ;.1 m'* for W an# #etection *imit 1.; m'* for WW
3.
0ressures an# Temperatures
Temperature an# pressure profi*es for t9e pipe*ines ere obtaine# from t9e base case0 temperatureB pressure profi*es provi#e# in Appen#i6 1 of t9is report. T9e fo**oin' pressures an# temperatures ere use# for t9e topsi#es an# e**9ea# assessments •
1XST+ 2;;; psi'
•
2XST+ 21;;psi'
•
3X)T+ 24;psi'
•
X)T+ 24; psi'
•
separator pressure 23; psi'
•
!a6imum )TT an# topsi#e temperatures 11;QC
3."
Avai%abi%it'
%@uipment avai*abi*it- is state# in t9e -#ra Desi'n =asis as 54 for t9e topsi#es faci*ities an# t9erefore a uti*ities an# process e@uipment avai*abi*it- of 55 is re@uire#. T9e use of 54 avai*abi*it9as been a#opte# for t9e corrosion in9ibition s-stem. T9e faci*it- re@uirement to ac9ieve a 54 corrosion in9ibition s-stem avai*abi*it- is #iscusse# in Section ".2.3.
3.4
Corrosion !o#e% Cases
3 .4. 1
, as i ft 6 37 8 0i pe% in e
(( 0%atform
29 to 21
211& 21"
+ipe Diameter
44.5mm
+ipe ,a** T9ic:ness
".1mm
Insi#e Diameter
84.8mm
,t CO2
214 : ;e'on#
4.;
4.;
4.;
Temperature In*et
;QC
;QC
;QC
Temperature B Out*et
28QC
28QC
28QC
+a'e 1;
&as (i@ui# !u*tip9ase
De9-#rate# 'as7 possibi*it- of intermittent et 'as.
De9-#rate# 'as7 possibi*it- of intermittent et 'as.
De9-#rate# 'as7 possibi*it- of intermittent et 'as.
12"; psi'
12"; psi'
12"; psi'
;.18 !Sm3#
;.18 !Sm3#
;.18 !Sm3#
Oi* Rate
;
;
;
,ater Rate
;
;
;
;.;1 Sm3#a-
;.;1 Sm3#a-
;.;1 Sm3#a-
,ater Cut
;
;
;
In9ibitor %fficienc-2
5"
5"
5"
29 to 21
211& 21"
214 : ;e'on#
+ressure &as )*orate
(i@ui#s )*orate 1
(( 0%atform
+ipe Diameter
44.5mm
+ipe ,a** T9ic:ness
".1mm
Insi#e Diameter
84.8mm
,t CO2
4.;
4.;
4.;
Temperature In*et
;QC
;QC
;QC
Temperature Out*et
28QC
28QC
28QC
&as (i@ui# !u*tip9ase
De9-#rate# 'as7 possibi*it- of intermittent et 'as.
De9-#rate# 'as7 possibi*it- of intermittent et 'as.
12"; psi'
12"; psi'
12"; psi'
;.18 !Sm3#
;.18 !Sm3#
;.18 !Sm3#
Oi* Rate
;
;
;
,ater Rate
;
;
;
;.;1 Sm3#a-
;.;1 Sm3#a-
;.;1 Sm3#a-
,ater Cut
;
;
;
In9ibitor %fficienc-2
5"
5"
5"
+ressure &as )*orate
(i@ui#s )*orate 1
De9-#rate# 'as7 possibi*it- of intermittent et 'as.
Notes
+a'e 11
1. )or NORSOG !";7 *i@ui#s f*orate must be 'reater t9an ;. Assume# ;.;1 Sm 3#a- for orstBcase consi#erations. &as *ift 'as i** be #e9-#rate# on t9e 66 p*atform an# ma- from time to time be e6porte# over t9e #e point specification for t9e 'as. 2. In9ibitor efficienc- assume# to be *oer t9an is t-pica* for t9e C9ampion Tec9no*o'ies Crono6 in9ibitors use# t9rou'9out t9e 66 an# 66 fie*#s as continuous in9ibition is not anticipate# for t9is *ine. In9ibition s9ou*# be s*u''e# #ose# perio#ica**- an# continuous*- injecte# on*- 9en it is e6porte# from 66 over t9e 'as *ift #e point specification.
3 .4. 2
, as i ft 6 7 8 0i pe% in e
(( 0%atform
29 to 21
211& 21"
+ipe Diameter
11.3mm
+ipe ,a** T9ic:ness
.mm
Insi#e Diameter ,t CO2
214 : ;e'on#
1;1."mm 4.;
4.;
4.;
Temperature In*et
;QC
;QC
;QC
Temperature B Out*et
28QC
28QC
28QC
&as (i@ui# !u*tip9ase
De9-#rate# 'as7 possibi*it- of intermittent et 'as.
De9-#rate# 'as7 possibi*it- of intermittent et 'as.
121" psi'
121" psi'
121" psi'
;.18 !Sm3#
;.18 !Sm3#
;.18 !Sm3#
Oi* Rate
;
;
;
,ater Rate
;
;
;
;.;1 Sm3#a-
;.;1 Sm3#a-
;.;1 Sm3#a-
,ater Cut
;
;
;
In9ibitor %fficienc-2
5"
5"
5"
29 to 21
211& 21"
214 : ;e'on#
+ressure &as )*orate
(i@ui#s )*orate 1
(( 0%atform
De9-#rate# 'as7 possibi*it- of intermittent et 'as.
+ipe Diameter
11.3mm
+ipe ,a** T9ic:ness
.mm
Insi#e Diameter ,t CO2
1;1."mm 4.;
4.;
+a'e 12
4.;
Temperature In*et
;QC
;QC
;QC
Temperature Out*et
28QC
28QC
28QC
&as (i@ui# !u*tip9ase
De9-#rate# 'as7 possibi*it- of intermittent et 'as.
De9-#rate# 'as7 possibi*it- of intermittent et 'as.
De9-#rate# 'as7 possibi*it- of intermittent et 'as.
118" psi'
118" psi'
118" psi'
;.18 !Sm3#
;.18 !Sm3#
;.18 !Sm3#
Oi* Rate
;
;
;
,ater Rate
;
;
;
;.;1 Sm3#a-
;.;1 Sm3#a-
;.;1 Sm3#a-
,ater Cut
;
;
;
In9ibitor %fficienc-2
5"
5"
5"
+ressure &as )*orate
(i@ui#s )*orate 1
Notes 1. )or NORSOG !";7 *i@ui#s f*orate must be 'reater t9an ;. Assume# ;.;1 Sm 3#a- for orstBcase consi#erations. &as *ift 'as i** be #e9-#rate# on t9e 66 p*atform an# ma- from time to time be e6porte# over t9e #e point specification for t9e 'as. 2. In9ibitor efficienc- assume# to be *oer t9an is t-pica* for t9e C9ampion Tec9no*o'ies Crono6 in9ibitors use# t9rou'9out t9e 66 an# 66 fie*#s as continuous in9ibition is not anticipate# for t9is *ine. In9ibition s9ou*# be s*u''e# #ose# perio#ica**- an# continuous*- injecte# on*- 9en it is e6porte# from 66 over t9e 'as *ift #e point specification.
3 .4 .3
, as if t
(( 0%atform
29 to 21
211& 21"
+ipe Diameter
44.5mm
+ipe ,a** T9ic:ness
".1mm
Insi#e Diameter
84.8mm
,t CO2
214 : ;e'on#
4.;
4.;
4.;
Temperature In*et
28QC
28QC
28QC
Temperature B Out*et
B
B
B
+a'e 13
&as (i@ui# !u*tip9ase
De9-#rate# 'as7 possibi*it- of intermittent et 'as.
De9-#rate# 'as7 possibi*it- of intermittent et 'as.
De9-#rate# 'as7 possibi*it- of intermittent et 'as.
121" psi'
121" psi'
121" psi'
;.18 Sm3#
;.18 Sm3#
;.18 Sm3#
Oi* Rate
;
;
;
,ater Rate
;
;
;
;.;1 Sm3#a-
;.;1 Sm3#a-
;.;1 Sm3#a-
,ater Cut
;
;
;
In9ibitor %fficienc-2
5"
5"
5"
29 to 21
211& 21"
214 : ;e'on#
+ressure &as )*orate
(i@ui#s )*orate 1
(( 0%atform
+ipe Diameter
44.5mm
+ipe ,a** T9ic:ness
".1mm
Insi#e Diameter
84.8mm
,t CO2
4.;
4.;
4.;
Temperature In*et
28QC
28QC
28QC
Temperature Out*et
B
B
B
&as (i@ui# !u*tip9ase
De9-#rate# 'as7 possibi*it- of intermittent et 'as.
De9-#rate# 'as7 possibi*it- of intermittent et 'as.
De9-#rate# 'as7 possibi*it- of intermittent et 'as.
118" psi'
118" psi'
118" psi'
;.18 Sm3#
;.18 Sm3#
;.18 Sm3#
Oi* Rate
;
;
;
,ater Rate
;
;
;
;.;1 Sm3#a-
;.;1 Sm3#a-
;.;1 Sm3#a-
,ater Cut
;
;
;
In9ibitor %fficienc-2
5"
5"
5"
+ressure &as )*orate
(i@ui#s )*orate 1
Notes
+a'e 1
1. )or NORSOG !";7 *i@ui#s f*orate must be 'reater t9an ;. Assume# ;.;1 Sm 3#a- for orstBcase consi#erations. &as *ift 'as i** be #e9-#rate# on t9e p*atform an# ma- from time to time be e6porte# over t9e #e point specification for t9e 'as. 2. In9ibitor efficienc- assume# to be *oer t9an is t-pica* for t9e C9ampion Tec9no*o'ies Crono6 in9ibitors use# t9rou'9out t9e 66 an# 66 fie*#s as continuous in9ibition is not anticipate# for t9is *ine. In9ibition s9ou*# be s*u''e# #ose# perio#ica**- an# continuous*- injecte# on*- 9en it is e6porte# from 66 over t9e 'as *ift #e point specification.
3 . 4.
0 r o #u c ti o n / % o =% i n es 6 4 o f f 8 a n # T es t < e a# e rs
(( 0%atform
29 to 21
211& 21"
+ipe Diameter
14.3mm
+ipe ,a** T9ic:ness
1;.58mm
Insi#e Diameter
1.3mm
,t CO2
214 : ;e'on#
1;
1;
1;
Temperature In*et
11;QC
11;QC
11;QC
Temperature B Out*et
11;QC
11;QC
11;QC
&as (i@ui# !u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
15. =ar
15. =ar
&as )*orate
;.1 !Sm3#a-
;.13 !Sm3#a-
;.12 !Sm3#a-
Oi* )*orate
5" Sm3#a-
85" Sm3#a-
88 Sm3#a-
,ater )*orate
1282 Sm3#a-
85. Sm3#a-
3185.8 Sm 3#a-
(i@ui#s )*orate 1
222 Sm3#a-
"". Sm3#a-
3".8 Sm 3#a-
,ater Cut
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2
In9ibitor %fficienc-3
5"
5"
5"
29 to 21
211& 21"
214 : ;e'on#
+ressure
(( 0%atform
+ipe Diameter
14.3mm
+ipe ,a** T9ic:ness
1;.58mm
Insi#e Diameter
1.3mm
,t CO2
1;
1;
+a'e 1"
15. =ar
1;
Temperature In*et
11;QC
11;QC
11;QC
Temperature B Out*et
11;QC
11;QC
11;QC
&as (i@ui# !u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
15. =ar
15. =ar
;.;43 !Sm 3#a-
;.11 !Sm3#a-
;.1; !Sm3#a-
Oi* )*orate
88 Sm3#a-
314 Sm3#a-
1"5 Sm3#a-
,ater )*orate
88 Sm3#a-
234" Sm3#a-
1282 Sm3#a-
(i@ui#s )*orate 1
5" Sm3#a-
28;3 Sm3#a-
131 Sm3#a-
,ater Cut
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2
In9ibitor %fficienc-3
5"
5"
5"
+ressure &as )*orate
15. =ar
Notes 1. (i@ui#s f*orate is #ivi#e# even*- over f*o*ines7 i.e. 5"Sm3#a- #ivi#e# b- 1"5Sm3#a-. 2. ,ater cut provi#e# in t9e #esi'n basis as 1;B5;. A revie of t9e effect on ater cut on t9e corrosion mo#e* as performe# an# foun# to 9ave insi'nificant effect. Assume# to be ";. 3. In9ibitor efficienc- assume# to be 5" /a*so mo#e**e# for 5; an# 5" as mi6in' i** sti** be occurrin' from t9e c9o:e va*ves an# ma- not provi#e comp*ete covera'e for t9e first " to 1; #iameters of t9e f*o*ine.
3 .4. "
0 ro #u cti on
(( 0%atform
Up to 21
211& 21"
+ipe Diameter
323.5mm
+ipe ,a** T9ic:ness
18.4mm
Insi#e Diameter
244.5mm
,t CO2
214 : ;e'on#
1;
1;
1;
Temperature In*et
11;QC
11;QC
11;QC
Temperature B Out*et
11;QC
11;QC
11;QC
&as (i@ui# !u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
+a'e 1
+ressure
2;.4 =ar
2;.4 =ar
&as )*orate
;.1 !Sm3#a-
;.13 !Sm3#a-
;.12 !Sm3#a-
Oi* )*orate
5" Sm3#a-
85" Sm3#a-
88 Sm3#a-
,ater )*orate
1282 Sm3#a-
85. Sm3#a-
3185.8 Sm 3#a-
(i@ui#s )*orate
222 Sm 3#a-
"". Sm3#a-
3".8 Sm 3#a-
,ater Cut
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2
In9ibitor %fficienc-/3
5"
5"
5"
(( 0%atform
29 to 21
211& 21"
214 : ;e'on#
+ipe Diameter
323.5mm
+ipe ,a** T9ic:ness
18.4mm
Insi#e Diameter
244.5mm
,t CO2
2;.4 =ar
1;
1;
1;
Temperature In*et
11;QC
11;QC
11;QC
Temperature B Out*et
11;QC
11;QC
11;QC
&as (i@ui# !u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
15. =ar
15. =ar
;.;43 !Sm 3#a-
;.11 !Sm3#a-
;.1; !Sm3#a-
Oi* )*orate
88 Sm3#a-
314 Sm3#a-
1"5 Sm3#a-
,ater )*orate
88 Sm3#a-
234" Sm3#a-
1282 Sm3#a-
(i@ui#s )*orate 1
5" Sm3#a-
28;3 Sm3#a-
131 Sm3#a-
,ater Cut
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2
In9ibitor %fficienc-3
5"
5"
5"
+ressure &as )*orate
15. =ar
Notes 1. (i@ui#s f*orate is #ivi#e# even*- over f*o*ines7 i.e. 5"Sm3#a- #ivi#e# b- 1"5Sm3#a-. 2. ,ater cut provi#e# in t9e #esi'n basis as 1;B5;. A revie of t9e effect on ater cut on t9e corrosion mo#e* as performe# an# foun# to 9ave insi'nificant effect. Assume# to be ";. 3. In9ibitor efficienc- assume# to be 5" B refer to section ".2.1.
+a'e 18
3 . 4. 4
* ( p or t 0i p e %i n e s 6 S ea m% e s s i n ep i p e> , ra # e 1 " ! 0 a8
(( 0%atform
Up to 21
211& 21"
+ipe Diameter
3"".mm
+ipe ,a** T9ic:ness
1.mm
Insi#e Diameter
322.4mm
,t CO2
214 : ;e'on#
1;
1;
1;
Temperature In*et
11;QC
11;QC
11;QC
Temperature B Out*et
"4QC
82QC
8QC
&as (i@ui# !u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
15. =ar
15. =ar
&as )*orate
;.1 !Sm3#a-
;.13 !Sm3#a-
;.12 !Sm3#a-
Oi* )*orate
5" Sm3#a-
85" Sm3#a-
88 Sm3#a-
,ater )*orate
1282 Sm3#a-
85. Sm3#a-
3185.8 Sm 3#a-
(i@ui#s )*orate 1
222 Sm3#a-
"". Sm3#a-
3".8 Sm 3#a-
,ater Cut
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2
In9ibitor %fficienc-3
55
55
55
29 to 21
211& 21"
214 : ;e'on#
+ressure
(( 0%atform
+ipe Diameter
3"".mm
+ipe ,a** T9ic:ness
1.mm
Insi#e Diameter
322.4mm
,t CO2
15. =ar
1;
1;
1;
Temperature In*et
11;QC
11;QC
11;QC
Temperature B Out*et
28QC
34QC
3QC
&as (i@ui# !u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
15. =ar
15. =ar
;.;43 !Sm 3#a-
;.11 !Sm3#a-
+ressure &as )*orate
+a'e 14
15. =ar ;.1; !Sm3#a-
Oi* )*orate
88 Sm3#a-
314 Sm3#a-
1"5 Sm3#a-
,ater )*orate
88 Sm3#a-
234" Sm3#a-
1282 Sm3#a-
(i@ui#s )*orate 1
5" Sm3#a-
28;3 Sm3#a-
131 Sm3#a-
,ater Cut
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2
In9ibitor %fficienc-3
55
55
55
Notes 1. (i@ui#s f*orate is #ivi#e# even*- over f*o*ines7 i.e. 5"Sm3#a- #ivi#e# b- 1"5Sm3#a-. 2. ,ater cut provi#e# in t9e #esi'n basis as 1;B5;. A revie of t9e effect on ater cut on t9e corrosion mo#e* as performe# an# foun# to 9ave insi'nificant effect. Assume# to be ";. 3. In9ibitor efficienc- assume# to be 55 as mi6in' i** be performe# upstream of t9e c9o:e va*ves an# f*o i** be annu*ar s*u' f*o t9at provi#es fu** pipe ettin'.
3 . 4. ?
* ( p or t 0 i p e% i n es 6< / I i n ep i p e> ,r a #e 1 "! 0 a8
See Note 1 for t9is service ((0%atform
Up to 21
211& 21"
+ipe Diameter
3"".mm
+ipe ,a** T9ic:ness
13.;mm
Insi#e Diameter
325.mm
,t CO2
214 : ;e'on#
1;
1;
1;
Temperature In*et
11;QC
11;QC
11;QC
Temperature B Out*et
"4QC
82QC
8QC
&as (i@ui# !u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
15. =ar
15. =ar
&as )*orate
;.1 !Sm3#a-
;.13 !Sm3#a-
;.12 !Sm3#a-
Oi* )*orate
5" Sm3#a-
85" Sm3#a-
88 Sm3#a-
,ater )*orate
1282 Sm3#a-
85. Sm3#a-
3185.8 Sm 3#a-
(i@ui#s )*orate
222 Sm 3#a-
"". Sm3#a-
3".8 Sm 3#a-
Notes 3
Note 3
Note 3
+ressure
,ater Cut
+a'e 15
15. =ar
In9ibitor %fficienc((( 0%atform
55
55
55
29 to 21
211& 21"
214 : ;e'on#
+ipe Diameter
3"".mm
+ipe ,a** T9ic:ness
13.;mm
Insi#e Diameter
325.mm
,t CO2
1;
1;
1;
Temperature In*et
11;QC
11;QC
11;QC
Temperature B Out*et
28QC
34QC
3QC
&as (i@ui# !u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
!u*tip9ase
15. =ar
15. =ar
;.;43 !Sm 3#a-
;.11 !Sm3#a-
;.1; !Sm3#a-
Oi* )*orate
88 Sm3#a-
314 Sm3#a-
1"5 Sm3#a-
,ater )*orate
88 Sm3#a-
234" Sm3#a-
1282 Sm3#a-
(i@ui#s )*orate 2
5" Sm3#a-
28;3 Sm3#a-
131 Sm3#a-
,ater Cut
Notes 3
Note 3
Note 3
In9ibitor %fficienc-
55
55
55
+ressure &as )*orate
15. =ar
Notes 1. !o#e**e# on*- once to revie effect of *ar'er ID on a** s9ear. %ffect foun# to be ne'*i'ib*e. 2. (i@ui#s f*orate is #ivi#e# even*- over f*o*ines7 i.e. 5"Sm3#a- #ivi#e# b- 1"5Sm3#a-. 3. ,ater cut provi#e# in t9e #esi'n basis as 1;B5;. A revie of t9e effect on ater cut on t9e corrosion mo#e* as performe# an# foun# to 9ave insi'nificant effect. Assume# to be ";. . In9ibitor efficienc- assume# to be 55 as mi6in' i** be performe# upstream of t9e c9o:e va*ves an# f*o i** be annu*ar s*u' f*o t9at provi#es fu** pipe ettin'.
3 . 4. 9
0 ro # uc e# a te r * f fe ct !o # e% % in -
T9e effect of pro#uce# ater c9emistr- can be profoun# on t9e corrosion rate #ue to t9e p bufferin' as a resu*t of t9e bicarbonate content of t9e pro#uce# ater. T9e effect of pro#uce# ater c9emistr9as been investi'ate# as part of t9is corrosion stu#-. Initia* mo#e**in' #escribe# b- t9e scenarios above assume# on*- ater of con#ensation is present in t9e pro#uce# *i@ui#s an# t9is resu*ts in *o p pre#ictions. Separate mo#e*s 9ave been run for a** t9e pro#uction si#e assets it9 pro#uce#
+a'e 2;
ater7 9ic9 is c*oser to t9e true pro#uction scenario an# *ess conservative. T9e NORSOG !"; mo#e* uses bicarbonate concentration an# ionic stren't9 to c9aracterise t9e pro#uce# ater c9emistr-. A bicarbonate concentration of 151 m'* for 66 an# 182 m'* for 669as been use# for t9e mo#e*s an# an ionic stren't9 of "; '*7 9ic9 is a t-pica* va*ue for pro#uce# ater. To furt9er c9aracterise t9e pro#uce# ater7 an increase in #ensit- 9as been inc*u#e# in t9e corrosion mo#e*7 #ensit- is 1;"2 :'m 3 for 66an# 667 but as *imite# to 1;"; :'m 37 t9e mo#e*s ater #ensit- *imit. T9e pro#uce# ater c9emistr- #escribe# in Section 3.3.3 is t-pica* of t9e 66 fie*#s an# as ta:en from t9e 66 an# 66 e** ana*-sis. To un#erstan# t9e sensitivit- of t9e corrosion mo#e* to variations in t9e pro#uce# ater c9emistr- a##itiona* mo#e*s 9ave been run to s9o t9e effect on t9e 66 pro#uction e6port pipe*ine at 5; bicarbonate *eve* an# 8" bicarbonate *eve*.
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.
!*T
.1
0otent ia% for Corrosion
. 1. 1
C or ro si o n ! ec )a ni sm s a n# C o ns i #e ra ti o ns
T9e fo**oin' sections #iscuss t9e corrosion mec9anisms t9at cou*# be e6perience# #urin' t9e *ife of t9e 66 fie*#. T9e factors t9at contribute to t9ese mec9anisms are 9i'9*i'9te# a*on' it9 an assessment of t9e possibi*it- of t9e corrosion mec9anism occurrin' an# 9at can be #one to miti'ate t9e corrosion ris:.
. 1. 2
CO 2 Corrosion
T9e 66 pro#uction f*ui#s contain appro6imate*- 4 ,t CO 2 Ref 1 a*on' it9 ater of con#ensation an# *ater in t9e fie*# *ife7 pro#uce# ater. T9e reaction of CO 2 it9 ater in t9e pipe*ine can resu*t in t9e formation of carbonic an# acetic aci#. T9e carbonic an# acetic aci# re#uces t9e p of t9e pro#uction stream an# at co**ection points /i.e. topo'rap9ic *o points7 #ea# *e's an# sta'nant Jones or at miscibi*it- 'aps t9e aci#ifie# so*ution can cause 'enera* corrosion7 pittin' corrosion an# mesaB t-pe corrosion of stee*s. (oca*ise# corrosion ma- ta:e man- forms7 from pittin' to mesa t-pe attac:7 9ere corrosion appears as *ar'e7 f*atBbottome# *oca*ise# areas of #ama'e. +ittin' ma- occur over t9e fu** ran'e of operatin' temperatures un#er sta'nant to mo#erate f*o con#itions. +ittin' rates are a function of temperature7 pressure7 f*o ve*ocit- an# c9aracteristics an# CO 2 concentration7 it9 t9e propensit- for pittin' 9i'9*#epen#ent on t9e c9emistr- an# surface finis9 of t9e stee*. +ittin' ma- arise c*ose to t9e #e point temperature7 an# can be associate# it9 ater of con#ensation an# is often referre# to as Top of (ine Corrosion /TO(C7 refer to Section .1.3. T9ere is no rea* a- of pre#ictin' t9e occurrence an# e6tent of pittin' as oppose# to 'enera* corrosion mec9anisms for stee*. !esa t-pe attac: is a form of *oca*ise# CO 2 corrosion t9at occurs un#er mo#erate f*o con#itions 9ere carbonate sca*es ma- form but are not stron'*- stab*e. T9is form of attac: resu*ts from *oca*ise# spa**in' of t9e carbonate sca*e7 e6posin' t9e un#er*-in' bare meta* surface t9at t9en corro#es. T9e sca*e7 9en forme#7 ma- e6perience 9i'9 intrinsic stresses it9in t9e sca*e fi*m7 resu*tin' in repeate# spa**in' of t9e same area. T9is t-pe of attac: 'enera**- occurs at ;QC to 1;;QC7 as t9e sca*e forme# ten#s to be *ess a#9esive t9an t9ose forme# at temperatures 'reater t9an 1;;QC. !esa attac: ma- a*so resu*t from se*fBsustainin' 'a*vanic reactions beteen passive an# active corrosion fi*ms. )*o in#uce# *oca*ise# corrosion in CO 2 corrosion s-stems starts from corrosion pits7 e*#s or ot9er surface #iscontinuities 9ere *oca*ise# turbu*ence ma- be create#. T9e *oca*ise# turbu*ence7 in a##ition it9 stresses containe# it9in t9e 'roin' sca*es7 ma- resu*t in t9e #estruction of e6istin' sca*es7 an# prevent t9e reformation of furt9er protective sca*es. T9is t-pe of corrosion is t-pica**observe# as para**e* 'rooves e6ten#in' in t9e f*o #irection. )*o in#uce# *oca*ise# corrosion maoccur in s-stems it9 re*ative*- 9i'9 f*oin' ve*ocities. T9e CO2 corrosion mec9anism is consi#ere# to be t9e #ominant corrosion mec9anism for t9e -#ra #eve*opment. A mo#e* 9as been use# to ca*cu*ate t9e corrosion as t9e resu*t of CO 2 corrosion of stee*. T9e mo#e* is #iscusse# furt9er in Section .2 an# t9e resu*ts presente# in Appen#i6 2.
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.1. 3
Top of in e Co rr osi on
Top of *ine corrosion /TO(C is not a *ar'e prob*em in 'enera*7 but is :non to occur in specific pro#uction situations. TO(C is t9e resu*t of et 'as coo*in' an# a**oin' ater an# 9-#rocarbon to con#ense on t9e top of t9e pipe. )or stratifie# f*o7 *i@ui# 9-#rocarbons an# c9emica* in9ibitors protect t9e *oer portion of t9e pipe7 9ereas t9e top section is unprotecte#. TO(C #epen#s on temperature7 rate of ater con#ensation7 #istribution of corrosion in9ibitor an# t9e f*o re'ime. At ver- 9i'9 con#ensation rates t9e corrosion pro#uct on t9e top surface of t9e pipe is continuous*as9e# aa- an# t9erefore t9ere is not9in' to stif*e t9e corrosion rate. Un#er 9i'9 con#ensation rates t9e rate of corrosion is #irect*- re*ate# to t9e con#ense# ater p. At *oer con#ensation rates t9e corrosion pro#ucts forme# on t9e top of t9e *ine i** stif*e t9e corrosion rate. TO(C ma- on*- be consi#ere# for t9e 'as *ift *ines if t9e 'as e6porte# from t9e p*atform is not #e9-#rate# proper*- #ue to process upsets or t9e *i:e. T9e e6posure to TO(C is t9erefore consi#ere# *o in t9is case. T9e e6port pipe*ines i** 9ave annu*ars*u''in' f*o re'imes t9at i** ensure corrosion in9ibitor an# oi* is sp*as9e# aroun# t9e entire annu*us of t9e pipe t9ereb- stif*in' corrosion reactions.
. 1.
S u% p )i # e S t re ss Co r ro si o n C ra c@ i n-
T9e 2S *eve* of t9e -#ra f*ui#s is si'nificant. T9e environmenta* con#itions #escribe# b- ISO 1"1" NAC% !R;18" specif- t9at SSCC is not a ris: for carbon stee* materia*s 9en t9e partia* pressure of 2S is *ess t9an ;.;" psi /;.3":+a. )or t9e 'as *ift t9e 2S partia* pressure is 4.:+a an# for t9e pro#uce# *i@ui#s t9e 2S partia* pressure is ;.22:+a. It is t9erefore assume# t9at sour service con#itions prevai* for t9e 'as *ift /even t9ou'9 it is on*- intermittent*- run et an# it is consi#ere# 'oo# practice to assume t9e pro#uce# f*ui#s are sour 'iven t9e accurac- of #ata provi#e# at t9is time. One of t9e causes for fie*# sourin' is t9e resu*t of poor practices #urin' e** intervention or: /e'. t9e use of #ri**in' mu# infecte# it9 su*p9ate re#ucin' bacteria7 9ic9 contaminates t9e formation. Contro*s s9ou*# be imp*emente# b- 66 to prevent t9is from occurrin'. (inepipe #esi'ne# in accor#ance it9 DN> OS )1;1 s9a** be specifie# it9 t9e YSY supp*ementarre@uirements. T9e common*- use# oi* an# 'as in#ustr- materia*s 9ave var-in' responses to t9e presence of 2S. T9ese responses are 'enera**- comp*icate# b- factors suc9 as p7 temperature7 an# t9e presence of c9*ori#es an# free su*p9ur. Accor#in'*-7 ISO 1"1" s9ou*# be consu*te# to ensure materia*s use# in sour service con#itions are acceptab*e un#er t9e prevai*in' 66 con#itions.
. 1. "
< '# r o- en In # uc e# St r es s C ra c@ i n-
ISC occurs 9en atomic 9-#ro'en 'enerate# b- a corrosion reaction #iffuses t9rou'9 t9e stee* an# t9en accumu*ates as 'aseous /mo*ecu*ar 9-#ro'en at nonBmeta**ic inc*usions7 particu*ar*- 9en t9ese 9ave been f*attene# b- ro**in' or #rain' operations. As more 9-#ro'en enters t9e voi#s t9e pressure rises7 #eformin' t9e surroun#in' stee* so t9at b*isters become visib*e on t9e surface. T9e stee* aroun# t9e crac: or inc*usions in t9e microstructure becomes 9i'9*- straine# an# t9is can cause *in:in' of a#jacent crac:s to form 9at is :no as stepBcrac:s or in#uce furt9er crac:s to form in t9e surroun#in' stress fie*#. Carbon stee*s are susceptib*e to ISC. T9is can occur 9en carbon stee* is e6pose# to 2S. ISC can occur in stee* at muc9 *oer 2S *eve*s t9an SSC *imits set b- NAC% !R ;18" ISO 1"1". T9ere is no minimum pressure *imit 9ere ISC i** not occur.
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T9e ris: of ISC can be re#uce# b- ensurin' *inepipe carbon stee* is specifie# for sour surface un#er DN> OS )1;1. T9is i** ensure t9ere is contro* of e*ementa* su*p9ur /an# 9ence inc*usions in t9e stee* as e** as subjectin' t9e stee* to testin' to %)C +ub*ication 1 Ref .
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< '# ro -e n * mb ri tt %e me nt
-#ro'en in#uce# crac:in' cause# b- a#sorption of 9-#ro'en forme# at t9e cat9o#e site /bare meta* bein' protecte# as a resu*t of cat9o#ic protection is :non to embritt*e an# in some circumstances crac: t9e parent materia* 9en sufficient resi#ua* or service stresses are present. T9e propensit- for crac:in' is :non to be cr-sta* structure sensitive7 it9 face centre# cubic materia*s /e' austenitic stain*ess stee*s bein' more resistant t9an bo#- centre# cubic materia*s /e.'. carbon stee* an# not *i:e*- to crac: un*ess ver- 9i'9 *eve*s of stren't9co*# or: are #eve*ope#. =o#- centre# an# re*ate# cubic structures are :no to be susceptib*e #epen#in' upon stren't9 /9ar#ness an# #e'ree of co*# or:in' /p*astic strain7 it9 9ar#ness usua**- accepte# as t9e #efinin' propert- as far as propensitto crac:in' is concerne#. Norma* carbon stee*s suc9 as t9ose use# to manufacture DN> OS )1;1 *ine pipe are essentia**- not susceptib*e to %7 #ue to t9e stren't9 *eve*s of t9ese materia*s7 provi#e# t9e 9ar#ness of t9e 9eat affecte# Jones of e*#s are *ess t9an about 3"; >. ar#ness *eve*s above t9is ma- resu*t in crac:in' in t9e A< if t9e 9ar#ene# area is uncoate# an# t9us e6pose# to t9e C+ s-stem. It is pru#ent t9erefore to specif- 9ar#ness *eve*s *ess t9an 3"; > in A< of e*# proce#ure @ua*ification tests an# ), *inepipe manufacturin' specifications. Dup*e6 stain*ess stee*s contain microstructures t9at are susceptib*e to %. T9ere are :non fai*ures of uncoate# super #up*e6 an# #up*e6 stain*ess stee* e@uipment #ue to %. T9ese fai*ures are e6ceptiona* as t9ere 9ave been man- successfu*7 re*ative*- *on' service *ife subsea insta**ations of pipe*ines7 manifo*#s an# simi*ar e@uipment fabricate# from 22Cr #up*e6 stain*ess stee*. T9e fai*ure #etai*s are not i#e*- pub*is9e#7 9oever from recent*- pub*is9e# information /Ref. 47 9-#ro'en embritt*ement in#uce# crac:in' in t9ese t-pes of materia*s appears to be #ue to a number of factors. T9ese factors inc*u#e •
Susceptib*e microstructures t9at are bare surfaces 9ere 9-#ro'en can a#sorb
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+*astic #eformation pro#uce# #urin' fabrication7 insta**ation an# inBservice cause# b- stresses7 9ic9 ere not pre#icte# or incorrect*- ca*cu*ate#.
It s9ou*# be note# 9oever t9at p*astic #eformation occurrin' 9i*st t9e C+ s-stem is app*ie# /9en submer'e# 9as been consi#ere# t9e most critica* factor to cause crac:in' /Ref. 4. It ou*# appear t9at a 9i'9 inte'rit- coatin' s-stem an# #esi'n to ensure absence p*astic #eformation in service7 /for e6amp*e #ue to pipe*ine instabi*it-t9erma* stresses are essentia* to miti'ate t9is ris: in #up*e6 stain*ess stee* materia*s. In October 2;;"7 NORSOG pub*is9e# a ,or:s9op A'reement as t9e Desi'n 'ui#e*ine to avoi# 9-#ro'en in#uce# stress crac:in' in subsea #up*e6 stain*ess stee*s0 /Ref. 5. T9e :e- #esi'n consi#erations for avoi#in' ISC in #up*e6 stain*ess stee* are as fo**os •
&*oba* principa* strain to be *imite# to Z ;. for #up*e6 stain*ess stee*sH
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(oca* pea: strain /tota* strain #ue to SCN)s an# resi#ua* strains to be *imite# to Z ;.8H
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)or'in's s9a** be for'e# as c*ose*- as practicab*e to t9e specifie# s9ape an# siJeH
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Transition fi**et e*#s s9a** 9ave a ra#ius not *ess t9an one t9ir# of t9e a** t9ic:nessH
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+o*-meric coatin' s9a** not be re*ie# upon to re#uce current #eman# an# 9ence ISC as 9o*i#a-s in t9e coatin' i** cause e6cessive 9-#ro'en pro#uction an# 9ence ISC.
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C+ potentia* is to be *imite# to ;;m> /A'A'C* 9ere t9e #up*e6 e*ements are comp*ete*iso*ate# from items protecte# at 1;";m>
• Austenite spacin' in t9e #up*e6 stain*ess stee*s is to be *imite# to Z 3;Lm. )or 9eav- for'in's
an austenite spacin' of ;Lm s9ou*# be aime# for T9e subsea use of #up*e6 stain*ess stee* is not envisa'e# for t9e -#ra #eve*opment at t9is sta'e.
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C )% o ri # e S t re ss Co r ro si o n C ra c@ i n-
C9*ori#e stress corrosion crac:in' occurs 9en a susceptib*e materia* is p*ace# un#er a tensi*e *oa# in a c9*ori#e ric9 environment7 i.e. seaater. Near*- a** fabricate# items contain stresses7 be it operatin' pressure stresses7 t9erma* stresses or resi#ua* stresses from e*#in' an# formin'. So it s9ou*# be assume# t9at a** materia*s use# on t9e topsi#es or subsea i** 9ave a certain tensi*e *oa# on t9em for t9e purpose of consi#erin' 9et9er CSCC is a ris:. Carbon stee* is resistant to c9*ori#e stress corrosion crac:in' in t9e temperature ran'e t9at t9e 66 fie*# i** be operatin' in. T9e use of stain*ess stee*s is #escribe# in Section8.17 an# t9ese materia*s var- consi#erab*- from one 'ra#e to t9e ne6t. Ot9er a**o-s t9at ma- be se*ecte# for use as f*o*ines an# for t9e subsea comp*etions s9ou*# be se*ecte# in accor#ance it9 #ata supp*ie# b- t9e materia* supp*iers. It is important to note t9at on p*atform topsi#e service a** materia*s i** be coate# it9 a *a-er of c9*ori#es from sea spra-. Surfaces 9eate# b- interna* process temperatures or so*ar ra#iation ten#s to #r- t9e c9*ori#es on t9e surface t9ereb- concentratin' t9e sa*t over time. So se*ection of materia*s must assume a critica* amount of c9*ori#e is a*a-s present an# t9at temperatures ma- e6cee# t9e critica* CSCC temperature for t9e materia* t9rou'9 bein' 9eate# up b- so*ar ra#iation.
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*ro si o n
T9e effect of erosion from entraine# so*i#s in t9e process stream on t9e can#i#ate materia*s is *ess e** #efine# as t9e amount of entraine# so*i#s is not -et :non. T9e erosion ve*ocities s9ou*# be ca*cu*ate# in accor#ance it9 DN> R+;";1 /Ref. " to confirm t9e materia*s se*ecte# for various components t9rou'9out t9e pro#uction an# transportation s-stems are acceptab*e. A more #etai*e# stu#- i** be re@uire# *ater once more information about t9e e** f*ui#s is obtaine# to #etermine actua* erosion ve*ocities. %rosiona* ve*ocit- *imits for CRA materia*s are provi#e# in Section 8.1 for information purposes. In 'enera* terms #up*e6 stain*ess stee*s s9o superior erosion resistance over carbon stee*s.
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S ub se a *( te rn a% C or ro si on
%6terna* corrosion #ue to e6posure to o6-'enate# seaater is e6pecte# for t9e pipe*ines an# especia**- t9e risers. A** of t9e can#i#ate *inepipe materia*s re@uire e6terna* coatin's an# cat9o#ic protection to protect t9em from e6terna* corrosion from t9e seaater environment. Specia* coatin' s-stems for t9e risers are provi#e# in Section 5.2.2.
. 1 . 1 T op s i # e A t m o sp ) e r i c C o r r o si o n T9e topsi#e e@uipment an# structures i** be e6pose# to a marine environment7 9ic9 can t-pica**resu*t in corrosion of stee* at a rate of appro6imate*- ;.1" to ;.2; mm-ear /3mm to mm in 2; -ears. T9erefore7 a** carbon stee* s9a** be protecte# it9 antiBcorrosion coatin's. ,9ere items are *ocate#
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suc9 t9at maintenance of t9e coatin' s-stem is #ifficu*t t9em it is recommen#e# t9at eit9er a CRA materia* is use# or a suitab*e corrosion a**oance is app*ie# to account for e6terna* corrosion as e** as interna* corrosion.
. 1 . 11 C o r r o si o n o f t ) e i n e 0 i p e D u r i n - Tr a n sp o r t a t i on (inepipe materia*s are invariab*- transporte# from Asia an# %urope via a separate coatin' -ar#. It is #urin' t9e transBs9ipment activities t9at some materia*s are e6pose# to a corrosive marine environment an# sometimes even ra seaater. Carbon stee* 9en e6pose# to a marine environment i** corro#e7 9oever t9e rate is suc9 t9at t9e e6posure time ou*# 9ave to be severa* -ears before si'nificant #ama'e is incurre#. A** of t9e potentia* corrosion mec9anisms #escribe# above can be prevente# b- t9e app*ication of en# caps /not just beve* protectors t9at are firm*- fi6e# to t9e pipe*ine. Stoin' t9e *ine pipe be*o t9e #ec: of t9e s9ip[s 9o*# can a*so re#uce corrosion ris:. T9e vesse* 9o*# s9ou*# be c9ec:e# to ensure it is #r- an# t9e 9o*# #oors s9ou*# be proven to be aterti'9t. T9e app*ication of a ater repe**ent oi* or corrosion in9ibitor is a*so recommen#e# as part of t9e transportation proce#ure.
. 1. 1 2 ! i cr o b ia % % ' I n #u c e # C o rr o si o n Contamination of f*o*ines it9 anaerobic bacteria an# t9e resu*tant microbia**- in#uce# corrosion /!IC can ren#er f*o*ines unserviceab*e in ver- s9ort perio#s. T9e microbia* contamination of subsea pipe*ines is common*- attribute# to ba# e** or:Bover practices 9ere contaminate# #ri**in' mu#s are use# an# su*p9ateBre#ucin' bacteria is intro#uce# to t9e formation. Anot9er reco'nise# cause is t9e inappropriate or nonBe6istent treatment of seaater use# for preBcommissionin'. T9at is to sa- insufficient bioci#e concentrations 9ave been app*ie# to t9e ater use# to f*oo# t9e f*o*ine an# t9e bacteria estab*is9 t9emse*ves once t9e pro#uction f*ui#s are transmitte# t9rou'9 t9e f*o*ine. In or#er to estab*is9 t9em an# cause !IC t9e- must 9ave an anaerobic environment an# some nutrient sourceH t-pica**- su*p9ate ions from pro#uce# ater7 in t9e case of su*p9ate re#ucin' bacteria. T9ese microbes t-pica**- become active at temperatures be*o about "C7 an# are :non to corro#e corrosion resistant a**o-s as e** as carbon stee*s. As suc9 a** t9e can#i#ate materia*s are e@ua**susceptib*e to t9is t-pe of corrosion mec9anism. T9e on*- a- of preventin' t9is form of attac: in anaerobic f*o*ine environments be*o "C is b- e6c*u#in' t9e bacteria from t9e f*o*ine environment or preventin' nutrient from bein' provi#e#. Once t9ese microbes become estab*is9e# an# form co*onies an# associate# bioBmasses7 t9e on*- a- of mana'in' t9eir presence is b- t9e intro#uction of bioci#es in or#er to contro* t9eir numbers an# t9erefore t9e corrosion rates. T-pica**t9is is #one b- continuous injection of bioci#es at appropriate concentrations of t9e or#er of 2;B; ppm #epen#in' upon ra c9emica* activit-. T9e- can a*so be contro**e# t9rou'9 batc9 #osin' bintro#ucin' ver- 9i'9 concentrations of bioci#e in s*u's beteen pi's or intro#uction of concentrate# amounts of bioci#e into re*ative*- *o vo*umes of pro#uce# ater /P27;;; ppm. T9e *ar'est ris: comes from preBcommissionin' f*oo#in' of t9e pipe*ine it9 seaater. Con#ense# ater i** not contain su*p9ate ions or ot9er nutrient sources an# s9ou*# serve to f*us9 an- bacteria t9rou'9 t9e pipe*ine. Carbon stee* *inepipe s9ou*# be c*eare# of an- interna* sca*e b- pi''in' as part of t9e commissionin' proce#ures. T9is i** re#uce t9e amount of sites 9ere bacteria can become *o#'e#. ,9ere #up*e6 or super #up*e6 stain*ess stee* is use#7 t9e f*us9in' effect of t9e f*ui#s i** be en9ance#7 as t9ere i** be no surface sca*e 9ere t9e bacteria can *o#'e. As a contin'enc- t9ere nee#s to be faci*ities ma#e avai*ab*e to inject bioci#e into t9e pipe*ine via t9e c9emica* injection *ines. In or#er to miti'ate t9e ris: in 'enera* t9e insta**ation proce#ures nee# to be co'niscent of t9e issues of bacteria contamination7 it9 measures to ensure appropriate *eve*s of bioci#e it9in t9e f*oo#in'
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ater7 contro* measures #urin' tieBins to ensure ra seaater in'ress is :ept to a minimum an# t9at resi#ua* bioci#e *eve*s are sufficient to :i** bacteria intro#uce# in t9is manner. Ot9er measures suc9 as intro#ucin' s*u's of bioci#e beteen pi's #urin' t9e #eaterin' activities are a*so recommen#e#. Operationa* proce#ures nee# to ensure t9at ater pro#uce# it9in t9e first fe mont9s of pro#uction is c9ec:e# for bacteria an# if foun#7 appropriate treatment proce#ures app*ie#.
. 1. 1 3 U n # er D e po s i t Co r r os i o n Un#er #eposit corrosion is 9ere so*i# materia*s suc9 as reservoir san#s7 corrosion pro#ucts an# sca*e or mi** sca*e sett*e out of so*ution in areas of *o or sta'nant f*o. T9e #eposits of so*i# materia* ten# to s9ie*# t9e materia* be*o from t9e beneficia* effects of corrosion in9ibitors an# protective sca*es. T9e #eposits a*so create a 'a*vanic #ifferentia* potentia* beteen t9e covere# area an# t9e areas covere# b- t9e surroun#in' bu*: f*ui#s7 t9is *ea#s to acce*erate# corrosion of t9e un#er*-in' materia*. T9e #eposits are a*so :non to be 'oo# starter sites for microbia* popu*ations an# can resu*t in rapi# corrosion rates #ue to !IC as #iscusse# in Section .1.12. UDC is common*- incurre# b- carbon stee*s an# t9e austenitic stee*s7 but can a*so be foun#7 to a muc9 *esser e6tent #ue to t9eir 9i'9er to*erance7 in t9e 9i'9er a**o- #up*e6 stain*ess stee*s an# nic:e* a**o-s. T9e 'overnin' #esi'n princip*e for avoi#in' UDC is to first*- e*iminate so*i#s from t9e s-stem 9ere possib*e t9rou'9 t9e use of s*u' catc9ers7 separators or fi*ters. T9e e*imination of #ea# *e's an# sta'nant Jones is a*so consi#ere# an important part of re#ucin' t9e UDC ris: an# t9is is #iscusse# in Section .1.1". ,9ere so*i#s are e6pecte# to #rop out of so*ution t9en faci*ities s9ou*# be provi#e# to a**o t9e c*eanBout of t9at area or for pipe*ines t9en t9e pipe*ines s9ou*# be routine*- c*eane# usin' a c*eanin' pi'.
. 1. 1 , a % va n i c C o rr o si o n &a*vanic corrosion occurs 9en to7 or more7 #issimi*ar meta*s are p*ace# in e*ectrica* contact in t9e presence of a con#uctive an# corrosion e*ectro*-te /e' sea ater or 9i'9 9umi#it- marine atmosp9eres. T9e materia* t9at is more e*ectrone'ative i** corro#e in preference to t9e a#joine# materia* 9en in t9e presence of an e*ectro*-te. T9is resu*ts in corrosion formin' aroun# t9e joint beteen t9e to materia*s. T9e rate an# e6tent of t9e corrosion is 'overne# b- t9e fo**oin' factors •
T9e 'a*vanic potentia* #ifference beteen t9e materia*sH
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T9e resistance of t9e contact beteen t9e materia*s an# resistance of t9e e*ectro*-teH
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T9e e*ectroc9emica* :inetics of t9e corrosion processes in t9e e*ectro*-teH
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T9e re*ative e6posure of t9e materia*s to t9e e*ectro*-te7 i.e. e6posure of cat9o#ic materia* versus ano#ic materia* /t9e materia* t9at i** corro#e an# t9e #istances beteen t9e e6pose# materia*sH
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T9e presence of barriers beteen t9e e6pose# materia*s suc9 as coatin's an# fi*ms t9at prevent ionic f*o t9rou'9 t9e bu*: e*ectro*-te beteen t9e bu*: materia*sH
Dissimi*ar meta* joints s9ou*# be avoi#e# 9erever practica*. ,9ere it is unavoi#ab*e t9en t9e in#ivi#ua* joint #etai*s s9ou*# be assesse#. Options suc9 as t9e provision of insu*atin' joints or coatin's s9ou*# be consi#ere#. Iso*atin' joints are often ina#vertent*- s9ort circuite# on offs9ore p*atforms #ue to bri#'in' t9e iso*ate# joint beteen pipe supports or rac:s7 9ic9 are e*ectrica**continuous it9 t9e un#er*-in' structure.
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Coatin's are use# to re#uce t9e re*ative cat9o#ic to ano#ic surface area. It is often a 'oo# i#ea to coat t9e cat9o#ic materia* /t9e more nob*e materia* instea# of t9e ano#ic materia* so t9at s9ou*# a 9o*i#a- form in t9e coatin' coverin' t9e ano#ic materia* it #oes not suffer corrosion from a *ar'e #ifferentia* in current #ensit- create# b- a ver- *ar'e cat9o#e versus a sma** ano#e.
. 1 . 1 " C o r r o si o n i n De a # e- s a n # S t a - n a nt o n e s In et 'as s-stems corrosion can be abnorma**- 9i'9 9ere ater of con#ensation is co**ecte# in areas of *o f*o or vertica* #ea# *e's. In et oi* s-stems ater can set out of t9e main f*o an# be capture# in sta'nant areas or vertica* #ea# *e's. Corrosion in9ibitors often #o not protect t9ese areas of *o f*o or sta'nanc- an# corrosion is e6acerbate# b- t9e presence of #eposits an#or microbacteria. T9e #esi'n of pipin' an# process e@uipment s9ou*# ensure t9at instrument *ines an# tees to areas not norma**- f*oin' be oriente# vertica**- upar# an# not #onar#s. ,9ere *ines are s*o f*oin'7 t9en t9e *ine s9ou*# be #esi'ne# to se*fB#rain an# vesse*s s9ou*# be #esi'ne# suc9 t9at t9ere are no sta'nant Jones or are capab*e of bein' #raine#. Areas of intermittent f*o suc9 as t9e open an# c*ose# #rain s-stems are often affecte# b- sta'nant areas an# particu*ar care s9ou*# be ta:en to ma:e t9e s-stem free #rainin'.
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Se %e ct ion of a Corros ion !o#e%
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, enera%
T9ere are a number of mo#e*s use# to pre#ict corrosion cause# b- CO 2 in et 'as. !ost mo#e*s are proprietar- an# 'enera**- one# b- one of t9e major oi* companies. Of t9e nonBproprietar- mo#e*s avai*ab*e7 one of t9e most popu*ar is t9e NORSOG !"; CO 2 corrosion mo#e* Ref 3. Revision 2 of t9e NORSOG !"; mo#e* as issue# in Fu*- 2;;" an# 9as been use# for t9e ca*cu*ation of CO 2 corrosion in t9is #ocument. T9e NORSOG mo#e* is an empirica* mo#e* main*- base# on *aborator- #ata for t9e *o temperature ran'e an# a combine# *aborator- an# fie*# #ata set for temperatures above 1;;QC. T9e mo#e* is avai*ab*e via t9e NORSOG eb site an# is base# on !S %6ce* sprea#s9eet routines. T9e mo#e* as #eve*ope# b- t9e Nore'ian oi* companies Statoi*H Nors: -#roH an# Sa'a +etro*eum. T9e basis of t9e mo#e* is 'roun#e# in t9e same or: as t9e De,aar#7 !i**iams an# (otJ Ref 8 stu#ies /i.e. from t9e Institute for %ner'- /I)% (aborator- in Nora-. T9e #ifference beteen t9e NORSOG mo#e* an# De,aar# et a* comes from t9e empirica* #ata #eve*ope# for temperatures 'reater t9an 1;;QC. A more in #ept9 #iscussion on t9e ot9er CO 2 corrosion mo#e*s use# aroun# t9e or*# is provi#e# bN-bor' Ref 1;. T9e ot9er mo#e*s ten# to be proprietar- s-stems avai*ab*e on*- to t9e Universities an# oi* companies responsib*e for t9eir #eve*opment. On*- t9e +re#ict softare from InterCorr an# -#roCorr softare from S9e** ta:es account of t9e effects of 2S sca*es on stif*in' CO2 corrosion. A** t9e ot9er pro'rams use#7 inc*u#in' NORSOG7 #o not ta:e 2S sca*e formation into account. =- not accountin' for t9e sca*es forme# b- 2S t9e corrosion rates pre#icte# b- NORSOG !"; are t9erefore re'ar#e# as conservative. T9e unin9ibite# corrosion rates 9ave been use# to ca*cu*ate an overa** corrosion rate base# on t9e in9ibitor avai*abi*it- an# *ife c-c*e approac9 #escribe# b- Rippon Ref CR
f \ CRi K /1Bf \ CRU
9ere CR
overa** corrosion rate /mm-earH
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in9ibite# corrosion rate /mm-ear7 assume# for 'as *ift to be ;.;" mm-ear in accor#ance it9 Tab*e of Rippon Ref 7 ie a corrosion rate in t9e temperature ran'e M 8;°C an# for pro#uction pipin' an# e6port pipe*ines to be ;.1mm-ear. i.e a corrosion rate in t9e temperature ran'e 8; °CZ TZ12;°CH
CRu
unin9ibite# corrosion rate as ca*cu*ate# usin' NORSOG !"; /mm-earH
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in9ibitor injection s-stem avai*abi*it- factor /;.5;7 ;.5"7 ;.54 an# ;.557 for 3." #a-s7 #ontime per -ear7 14.8" #a-s #ontime per -ear7 8.3 #a-s #ontime per -ear an# 3." #a-s #ontime per -ear respective*-.
T9is is a simp*ifie# approac9 t9at ta:es no account of t9e in9ibitors persistenc- an# assumes t9at pro#uction i** continue #urin' t9is #ontime as e**. T9e avai*abi*it- c9osen for an# i** be a tra#e off beteen t9e amount of stee* re@uire# for t9e pipe*ine corrosion a**oance an# t9e amount of e@uipment re@uire# for a 9i'9 re*iabi*it- in9ibitor injection s-stem.
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i mi t at i on s o f t ) e C or ro si o n ! o# e%
T9e NORSOG !"; corrosion mo#e* is re'ar#e# t9rou'9out t9e in#ustr- as bein' conservative7 i.e. it over estimates corrosion rates. T9e corrosion rates pre#icte# b- t9e mo#e* #o not ta:e into account t9e effects of 2S7 free o6-'en7 etc. )urt9ermore7 t9e mo#e* is base# on empirica* #ata co**ecte# from t9e Gje**er Seet Corrosion researc9 pro'ram at Institute for %ner'- Tec9no*o'- in Nora-. T9erefore7 t9e ran'e of temperatures is *imite# /2; °C to 1;°C7 CO2 fu'acit- /Note 2 is *imite# /;B1; bar an# p is *imite# /3." to .". T9e -#ra process parameters use# for t9e corrosion mo#e*s a** fit it9in t9e boun#s of t9e mo#e* an# t9erefore t9e resu*ts s9ou*# be it9in t9e re*iab*e ran'e of t9e mo#e*.
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0 re #i c ti o n o f To p o f i n e C or ro si o n
In or#er to pre#ict t9e probabi*it- of TO(C a process mo#e* nee#s to be #eve*ope# to pre#ict t9e point of con#ensation for eac9 e**. Once t9e point of con#ensation is :non an# a rate of con#ensation is ca*cu*ate# t9en a mo#ifie# #e ,aar#B!i**iams Ref 8 met9o# can be use# as s9on be*o CRTO(C
)con#ensation.CR
9ere )con#ensation ;. \ /Con#ensation Rate7 'm2s CRTO(C
Top of (ine Corrosion Rate
CR
overa** corrosion rate ca*cu*ate# b- t9e CO 2 corrosion mo#e*.
T9e process #ata at t9is sta'e for -#ra is not sufficient to enab*e t9e #eve*opment of con#ensation mo#e*s. TO(C ma- be an issue 9en t9e 'as *ift 'as is e6porte# from t9e p*atform over t9e #e point specification. TO(C is not e6pecte# to be a prob*em on t9e pro#uction si#e of t9e p*atform as
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A measure of t9e ten#enc- of a 'as to escape or e6pan#. )u'acit- /f i is t9e pressure va*ue nee#e# at a 'iven temperature to ma:e t9e properties of a nonBi#ea* 'as satisf- t9e e@uation for an i#ea* 'as7 i.e.7 f i γ i+i 9ere γ i is t9e fu'acit- coefficient an# P is t9e partia* pressure for component i of t9e 'as. )or an i#ea* 'as7 γ i 1. i
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mu*tip9ase *i@ui# it9 an annu*ar t-pe f*o is e6pecte#. T9is i** ensure t9at corrosion in9ibitor is even*- #istribute# across a** interna* surfaces of topsi#e pro#uction pipin' an# t9e e6port pipe*ine. T9e on*- practica* means of #eterminin' 9et9er TO(C is a corrosion ris: ort9- of consi#eration in t9is case is to run O(&A #-namic process simu*ations to #etermine t9e rate of ater con#ensation on t9e top of t9e pipe*ine. T9e O(&A mo#e* s9ou*# a*so be ab*e to s9o 9ere t9e ma6imum con#ensation occurs. )or -#ra t9e TO(C ris: s9ou*# on*- be consi#ere# si'nificant if t9e fo**oin' criterion is e6cee#e# •
Con#ensation rate is *ess t9an 8." 'm 2s /Note 3 in t9e carbon stee* pipe*ineH
!et9o#s to miti'ate TO(C inc*u#e t9e use of #iet9-*amine base# in9ibitors combine# it9 t9e or#inar- amine base# fi*min' in9ibitor an# injecte# as one pro#uct at a treatment rate of ];." B ;.4( per !!SC)#a-. A*ternative*-7 9ere TO(C is #eeme# to be a major ris: t9en CRA materia*s can be use# for t9e first section of t9e pipe*ine unti* after t9e con#ensation 9as comp*ete# an# t9e pro#uction f*ui#s are at e@ui*ibrium it9 t9e seabe# temperature. oever7 t9is is an e6pensive option an# can e6ten# t9e con#ensation Jone #ue to t9e #ifferent t9erma* con#uctivit- of t9e CRA materia*s.
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! ec)ani ca% !at eri a% Se% ect ion
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; ri t t% e /a ct u re an # * mb ri t t% e me nt
=ritt*e fracture is t9e rapi# fracture of meta*s it9out appreciab*e #eformation. T9e ris: of britt*e fracture is increase# 9en a materia* is e6pose# to temperatures be*o its #ucti*ebritt*e facture transition temperature. T9is temperature varies from materia* to materia* an# is re*iant on t9e cr-sta**o'rap9ic structure of t9e materia*. )or materia*s suc9 as a*uminium7 austenitic stain*ess stee*s an# nic:e* a**o-s7 t9e- 9ave a face centre# cubic /)CC structure7 9ic9 contains a 'reater #e'ree of s*ip p*anes. T9ese s*ip p*anes improve t9e materia*s resistance to britt*e fracture an# as suc9 )CC materia*s are 'enera**- immune to britt*e fracture. !ateria*s suc9 as stee*s7 an# #up*e6 stain*ess stee*s /"; is ferritic 9ave a bo#- centre# cubic /=CC structure7 9ic9 9as on*- *imite# s*ip p*anes an# t9erefore is prone to s9ear fai*ures. T9e temperature at 9ic9 t9e materia* is unab*e to s*ip to a#just to e6terna* forces is ca**e# t9e #ucti*e to britt*e transition temperature. !ateria* se*ection s9ou*# be base# on t9e minimum #esi'n temperature of t9e component un#er consi#eration. )or 'aseous service7 t9e effects of t9e Fou*esBT9ompson effect s9ou*# be consi#ere# 9en #eci#in' on t9e minimum #esi'n temperature for t9e materia*. T9e #esi'n co#es a** specif- a minimum temperature for materia*s. T9ese materia*s can t9en on*- be use# at *oer temperatures if t9e- are impact teste# at t9e *oer temperature usin' t9e C9arp- >Bnotc9 impact test an# or t9e Drop ,ei'9t Tear Test /D,TT /main*- use# for p*ate an# pipe*ine stee*s. )or t9e pipe*ine #esi'n to DN> OS )1;1 t9ere is a re@uirement to pro#uce a fracture contro* p*an. It is recommen#e# t9at t9e principa*s #escribe# in +RCI #ocument +RB3B5113 Ref 11 be consi#ere# 9en #eve*opin' a pipe*ine fracture contro* p*an.
3
)rom t9e e@uations in .2.37 Con#ensation Rate );. an# ) CR TO(CCR 9ere CRTO(C is assume# to be t9e corrosion a**oance 3mm 2; -ears an# CR is ;.;" mm-ear from t9e corrosion mo#e* ) ;.1" ;.;" 3. Con#ensation Rate 3.; ;. 8." 'm 2s
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. 3. 2
/ at i -ue
T9erma* an# vibration in#uce# fati'ue can be prevente# b- t9e use of appropriate #esi'n stan#ar#s an# materia*s an# t9rou'9 maintenance an# inspection. >ibration in#uce# fati'ue can be e6perience# b- pipe or: attac9e# to rotatin' e@uipment or 9ere ver- 9i'9 f*os are e6perience# t9rou'9 pipin' it9 f*o upsets suc9 as orifice p*ates an# or ben#s etc. T9is can be prevente# t9rou'9 t9e use of a#e@uate pipe supports7 correct materia* siJin' or t9e use of pu*sation #ampeners. A s-stem s9ou*# be re'u*ar*- monitore# once operation be'ins to ensure areas not consi#ere# at ris: #urin' #esi'n #on[t be'in to vibrate #ue to 9armonics from a#jacent e@uipment or remote sources. A*so7 t9e #esi'n #etai*s suc9 as pipe supports are often *eft off #urin' construction or become *oose it9 time7 resu*tin' in e6cessive vibration of t9e pipin'. It is for t9is reason t9at a re'u*ar inspection re'ime s9ou*# be put in p*ace to c9ec: for vibration an# areas t9at are insufficient*- supporte# or restraine#.
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C OR RO SI BI T$ AS S* SS! *N T AN D C OR RO SI ON ! ITI ,ATI ON
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C orrosi vi t' As se ssm ent Res u% ts
T9e corrosivit- assessment s9oe# t9at t9e corrosion rates for t9e 'as *ift pipe*ine7 'as *ift pipin'7 pro#uction pipin' an# e6port pipe*ines can be manufacture# usin' carbon stee* it9 a corrosion a**oance an# continuous /54avai*abi*it- corrosion in9ibition. T9e resu*ts of t9e corrosion mo#e**in' are provi#e# in Appen#i6 2. A conservative approac9 9as been ta:en it9 t9e 'as *ift service assumin' t9at t9ere i** be ater carr- over into t9e pipe*ine from time to time. T9e NORSOG mo#e* assumes t9at t9e 'as *ift 'as is saturate# it9 ater a** of t9e time t9at t9e 'as *ift *ine is f*oin'. oever7 t9is i** not be t9e case an# t9erefore corrosion i** not be active a** of t9e time. To a#just t9e NORSOG corrosion mo#e* to account for t9e #uration t9at 'as is off specification /i.e. et 'as operation it 9as been assume# t9at t9e 'as is et for 2; of t9e time t9e 'as *ift operates /i.e appro6imate*- 8; #a-s per -ear. Durin' et 'as operation it is assume# t9at t9e corrosion in9ibitor s-stem is operationa* an# t9at t9e pipe*ine i** corro#e at t9e in9ibite# rate assumin' an in9ibitor efficienc- of 5" an# an in9ibitor avai*abi*it- of 1;;. In9ibitor efficienc- is assume# at 5" as t9e corrosion in9ibitor i** on*- be intermittent*injecte# an# t9erefore t9ere i** be a #e*a- unti* fu** fi*m t9ic:ness an# in9ibition is ac9ieve#. It is be*ieve# t9at it9 t9e measures #escribe# b- t9is report re'ar#in' operationa* pi''in' an# routine corrosion in9ibition7 t9en it is possib*e t9at t9e corrosion a**oance for t9e 'as *ift s-stem cou*# be :ept to 3mm or *ess. A *ot of or: as #one to revie t9e corrosion a**oance for t9e pro#uction f*o*ines an# t9e pro#uction an# test manifo*#s. T9ese *ines run ver- 9ot /11;QC an# t9erefore corrosion rates can be s*i'9t*- 9i'9er t9an e6pecte# #ue to corrosion in9ibitor performance #roppin'. T9is #rop in performance is ta:en into account usin' t9e *ife c-c*e approac9 a#opte# to ca*cu*ate t9e corrosion a**oances for t9e 66 an# 66 assets. A corrosion in9ibitor efficienc- of 5" for f*o*ines an# 9ea#ers an# 55 for riser an# pipe*ines 9as been consi#ere# an# a corrosion in9ibitor s-stem avai*abi*it- of 54 9as been a#opte# in *ine it9 t9e %@uipment Avai*abi*it-7 section /8..1 of t9e +roject =asis of Desi'n Ref 17 9ic9 re@uires topsi#e faci*ities to be #esi'n for 54 up time. A fu** #iscussion of t9e in9ibitor injection p9i*osop9- is provi#e# in Section ".2.3. T9e -#ra corrosion mo#e* as #eve*ope# on t9e basis of a conservative*- i'norin' t9e p bufferin' #ue to bicarbonate content of an- pro#uce# ater bein' presentH an#7 b inc*u#in' effects of p bufferin' #ue to presence of bicarbonates in t9e pro#uce# ater /base# on 66 an# 6 pro#uce# ater composition. T9e pro#uce# ater ana*-sis use# in t9e mo#e* as provi#e# b- 66 an# is un#erstoo# to be ta:en from +=V8 an# +&V3 e** ana*-ses. ,or*e-+arsons ma:e no comment as to t9e re*iabi*it- of t9e pro#uce# ater ana*-sis or *i:e*i9oo# of t9e pro#uce# ater c9emistr- use# in t9is ana*-sis bein' appropriate at 66an# 66 over t9eir #esi'n *ife. T9e corrosion a**oances for t9e topsi#e pro#uction e@uipment is #escribe# in Tab*e " B3. Tab*e " B3 s9os t9e ca*cu*ate# corrosion a**oance it9 an# it9out t9e benefit of bufferin' from pro#uce# ater. Tab%e "&3 <0 Topsi#e 0ro#uction *+uipment Corrosion A%%o=ances *+uipment
Ca%cu%ate# !eta% oss an# Corrosion A%%o=ance 6mm8
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!o#e* a ,ater of Con#ensation On*-
!o#e* b ,ater of Con#ensation K +ro#uce# ,ater
Interna* !eta* (oss
Tota* CA
Interna* !eta* (oss
Tota* CA
+ro#uction )*o*ines B 66 B 66+
".1 .""
8.; .;
1.33 1.2
3.; 3.;
Test ea#er B66 66
".1 .""
8.; .;
1.33 1.2
3.; 3.;
.83 .18
.; .;
1.25 1.23
3.; 3.;
+ro#uction ea#er B66 B 66
T9e corrosion of t9e topsi#e e@uipment s9ou*# a*so account for e6terna* corrosion 9ere pipin' runnin' at an e*evate# temperature i** be prone to coatin' brea:#on an# 9ence e6posure of t9e 9ot stee* surface to a marine environment. Consi#erin' t9at bot966 an# S66 e**9ea# p*atforms are unmanne# it is consi#ere# t9at a 1."mm e6terna* corrosion a**oance be a##e# to t9e pro#uction pipin'. T9e tota* corrosion a**oance /CA for t9e f*o*ines an# 9ea#ers for t9e to corrosion mo#e* cases are presente# in Tab*e " B3. T9e corrosion a**oances for t9e pro#uction e6port pipe*ines on 66 an# 66 are #escribe# be*o in Tab*e " B. Tab%e "&
0ro#uction *(port 0ipe%ine Interna% Corrosion A%%o=ances 62 'ears8
0ipe%ine
In%et Accumu%ate# Corrosion 6mm8
Out%et Accumu%ate# Corrosion 6mm8
Corrosion A%%o=ance 6mm8
!o#e* a ,ater of Con#ensation On*66 +ro#uction %6port
."1
"."3
.;
66 +ro#uction %6port
.1
.28
.;
!o#e* b ,ater of Con#ensation K +ro#uce# ,ater 66 +ro#uction %6port
1.24
1."
3.;
66 +ro#uction %6port
1.23
1.5;
3.;
Refer to Section 4.2.3 for recommen#ation of a*ternative materia*s.
T9e corrosion rate for t9e e6port pipe*ines from 66 an# 66 to 66 are ver- sensitive to t9e p bufferin' effect of t9e pro#uce# ater. >ariabi*it- in t9e bicarbonate concentration in t9e pro#uce# ater ana*-sis /as provi#e# b- %+I( as foun# to 9ave *itt*e effect on t9e corrosion rate an# t9is is #emonstrate# in Tab*e " B".
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,9at is un:non about t9e pro#uce# ater c9emistr- is 9o muc9 2S an# CO2 i** react it9 t9e ater #urin' t9e *on' e6posure time a*on' t9e pipe*ines *en't9. T9e t-pica* pro#uce# ater c9emistrprovi#e# in Section 3.3.3 is a separator c9emistr- an# as not e6pose# to a *on' #uration of mi6in' it9 a CO2 /1;t an# 2S /1;;ppm *a#en pro#uction *i@ui# 9ic9 ma- become more aci#ic an# 9ence more corrosive over time. It is a*so important to note t9at t9e NORSOG !"; corrosion mo#e*7 as is t9e case for most CO 2 corrosion mo#e*s7 #oes not account for t9e effect of 2S on t9e overa** corrosion rate. T9e corrosion rate inc*u#in' 2S varies t9rou'9 #ifferent temperature Jones7 9ic9 is main*- because t9e #ifferent sca*es t9at form on t9e stee* 9ave #ifferent structures an# 9ence 9ave varie# porosit- an# a#9esion properties. A** of 9ic9 effects t9e passivation of t9e stee* an# 9et9er it corro#es or not. Tab%e "&" Sensitivit' Ana%'sis of 0ro#uce# ater C)emistr' 6(( *(port 0ipe%ine8 ;icarbonate eve%
Accumu%ate# Corrosion Dama-e 62 'ears8 659 in)ibitor avai%abi%it' an# 55 in)ibitor efficienc'8
1;; C9emistr- /151 m'*
1.24mm
5; C9emistr- /1"22m'*
1.24mm
8" C9emistr- /124m'*
1.25mm
". 2
C orrosion In)i bi tio n 0) i% os op) '
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, enera%
Corrosion in9ibitor i** be assesse# as t9e primar- means of corrosion mana'ement in et process streams an# pipe*ines to a**o t9e use of carbon stee* it9 an acceptab*e corrosion a**oance7 provi#e# t9e c9emica*s use# an# t9e met9o# of injection can effective*- an# re*iab*- contro* t9e corrosion rate. T9e in9ibitor effectiveness comprises t9e efficienc- of t9e c9emica* in t9e process /9o muc9 it re#uces t9e native unin9ibite# corrosion rate 9en #ose# proper*-7 an# t9e re*iabi*it- of t9e injection process /9o often in9ibitor is actua**- injecte# an# avai*ab*e to in9ibit corrosion in t9e process. )or t9is project7 t9e va*ues for t9e in9ibite# corrosion rate an# in9ibitor avai*abi*it- to be use# for materia* se*ection an# corrosion a**oance #etermination purposes for t9e 66 /or 66 to 66 subsea pipe*ines i** be in accor#ance it9 t9e fo**oin' Tab*e " B from Rippon Ref Tab%e "&4 In)ibite# Corrosion Rates an# In)ibitor Avai%abi%it' Ref 4E Temperature Ran-e 6 C8
In)ibite# Corrosion Rate 6mm'8
Specifie# In)ibitor Injection Avai%abi%it' 68
!anne# +*atform
Unmanne# +*atform
Up to 8;°C
;.;"
55
5"
P 8;°C an# ≤12;°C
;.1
55
5"
P 12;°C an# ≤1";°C
;.2
55
5"
Above 1";°C
In9ibition not recommen#e# it9out specific testin'
)or unmanne# faci*ities it9 c9emica* stora'e an# injection faci*ities *ocate# on t9e p*atform Rippon recommen#s a 5" mec9anica* avai*abi*it- of t9e c9emica* injection s-stem. oever7 in t9is case it
+a'e 3
is t9e current #esi'n premise to 9ave t9e c9emica* injection pumps an# c9emica* stora'e *ocate# on t9e 66 p*atform7 9ic9 is manne#. )or t9is scenario it is consi#ere# 'oo# practice to assume a corrosion in9ibitor avai*abi*it- of 54. +rojects suc9 as =+ =i**iton !inerva /Austra*ia7 Ota- =asin7 Ne6us %ner'- (on'tom /Austra*ia7 =ass Strait an# Santos Casino /Austra*ia7 Ota- =asin are remote subsea #eve*opments contro**e# b- ons9ore faci*ities /up to ;:m aa- an# t9ese projects a** assume 55 c9emica* injection avai*abi*it-. A fie*# arran'ement simi*ar to 66 is use# in t9e Gerr !c&ee C9ina +etro*eum Deve*opment in =o9ai =a-7 Nort9ern C9ina. G!&C+ 9ave unmanne# e**9ea# p*atforms t9at are supp*ie# it9 in9ibitor an# ot9er c9emica*s from remote manne# pro#uction p*atforms an# )+SO. G!&C+ operate usin' 54 corrosion in9ibitor avai*abi*it- for t9eir unmanne# e**9ea# p*atforms. )or t9e topsi#e pro#uction an# test 9ea#ers t9rou'9 to t9e e6port pipe*ine t9e corrosion in9ibitor i** be supp*ie# t9rou'9 mu*tip*e injection points /i.e. one per f*o*ine7 upstream of t9e c9o:e va*ve an# t9erefore a comp*ete unavai*abi*it- of in9ibitor ou*# re@uire mu*tip*e fai*ures of t9e injection points. )or t9e in#ivi#ua* f*o*ines7 9en t9e injection s-stem fai*s7 t9e f*o*ine i** 'o it9out corrosion in9ibition an# t9erefore t9e 54 avai*abi*it- ma- not be obtainab*e an# 9ence eit9er a CRA materia* or a *ar'e corrosion a**oance /Pmm is to be consi#ere# for t9e f*o*ines. A *ist of possib*e unin9ibite# events is provi#e# in Appen#i6 3 it9 su''este# contro* options. +ipe*ines operate un#er fair*- e** #efine# f*o re'imes it9 constant pipe #iameterH 9ereas topsi#e pro#uction an# process p*ant s-stems operate it9 variab*e pipe #iameters7 f*o re'imes an# f*ui# ve*ocities. T9e- can a*so possess areas of 9i'9 f*o7 f*o #isturbances7 impin'ement7 #ea# *e's7 crevices7 etc.7 t9at can re#uce t9e performance of t9e corrosion in9ibitor. Conse@uent*-7 an in9ibitor overa** in9ibitor effectiveness /i.e. ta:in' account of t9e in9ibitor efficienc- an# in9ibitor avai*abi*it- *imit of 5" is recommen#e# for topsi#e pipeor:. As part of t9e materia*s se*ection process7 t9e in9ibitor effectiveness re@uire# to a**o a #esire# corrosion a**oance to be ac9ieve# for t9e #esi'n *ife 9as been ca*cu*ate# for eac9 process stream. S9ou*# t9e in9ibitor fai* to ac9ieve t9e performance stan#ar# assume# in t9e materia*s se*ection7 e6cessive corrosion ma- occur 'ivin' rise to t9e ris: of premature fai*ure. It is critica* t9at t9e tar'et in9ibitor avai*abi*it- an# effectiveness is ac9ieve#7 b- •
%nsurin' t9at t9e in9ibitor c9emica* specifie# is ab*e to ac9ieve t9e specifie# in9ibite# corrosion rate /e.'. ≤;.;"mm-r for TM8;QC irrespective of t9e corrosivit- of t9e environment /see Section ".1.
•
%nsurin' t9at t9e #ose of c9emica* is sufficient to be ab*e to ac9ieve t9is *eve* of protection t9rou'9out t9e s-stem to be protecte#7 an# t9at faci*ities to c9ec: t9is effectiveness /corrosion monitorin' an# samp*e points are provi#e# at appropriate positions in t9e process.
•
%nsurin' t9at t9e in9ibitor is injecte# in a manner t9at t9e fu** performance efficienc- of t9e c9emica* can be ac9ieve# t9rou'9out t9e s-stem7 b- t9e appropriate *ocation of injection points7 an# t9e specification of t9e proper injection a66ratus /i.e. @ui**satomiser.
•
%nsurin' t9at t9e c9emica* injection s-stem is sufficient*- re*iab*e to provi#e c9emica* injection for a #efine# percenta'e of t9e #esi'n *ife /e.'. at *east 54 of t9e time for an unmanne# p*atform7 usua**- b- t9e use of motor /not air'as #riven pumps7 provision of a*arms or in#icators 9en injection stops7 re'u*ar operator survei**ance7 etc. /see Section ".2.
•
%nsurin' t9at t9e onsite faci*ities are e@uippe# it9 sufficient c9emica* stora'e capacit- to provi#e continuous supp*- of c9emica* for t9e ma6imum #uration beteen supp*ies7 ta:in' into account suc9 factors as storms preventin' off*oa#in'.
+a'e 3"
)ai*ure to ensure t9e tar'et in9ibitor effectiveness is met i** re#uce t9e *ife of t9e s-stem7 potentia**be*o t9e re@uire# 2;B-ear #esi'n *ife.
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C )e mi ca % 0 er fo rm an ce
T9e c9emica*s current*- use# in t9e 66 an# 66fie*#s are as fo**os •
Corrosion In9ibitor C9ampion Tec9no*o'ies Crono6 !(B"5H
•
Sca*e In9ibitor C9ampion Tec9no*o'ies &r-pton ITB2.
Detai*s of t9ese c9emica*s are provi#e# in Appen#i6 . T9e c9emica*[s abi*it- to ac9ieve t9e tar'et in9ibite# corrosion rate must be proven for t9e 66 an# 66 con#itions prior to #ep*o-ment7 particu*ar*- in 9i'9*- corrosive s-stems7 9ere t9e conse@uences of not meetin' t9e specifie# in9ibition tar'et cou*# be ver- 9i'9.
" . 2. 3
C ) em ic a% I nj e ct i on S' st e m D es i -n
T9e #etai*e# #esi'n of t9e s-stem /i.e. p*acement of injection points7 #esi'n of injection @ui**s7 #esi'n of c9emica* supp*- s-stems7 avai*abi*it- of pumps7 potentia* for b*oc:a'es7 provision of a*arms an# bac:ups7 @ua*it- of e@uipment purc9ase# i** #ictate t9e base mec9anica* re*iabi*it- of t9e s-stem7 an# so 9ave a stron' effect on t9e overa** effectiveness of t9e in9ibitor treatment over t9e *ife of t9e fie*#. T9e In9ibitor S-stem Desi'n Criteria 'iven in Tab*e " B8 must be incorporate# into t9e overa** faci*it#esi'n to meet t9e re@uire# tar'et s-stem avai*abi*it- /see Section 1; for t9e remote7 unmanne# 66an# 66 e**9ea# p*atform. )or comparison7 t9e tab*e provi#es t9e in9ibitor s-stem #esi'n criteria t9at ou*# be re@uire# to ac9ieve a 5"7 54 an# 55 avai*abi*it- tar'ets. Tab%e "&? Criteria for In)ibitor S'stem Desi-n to !eet a Specifie# S'stem Avai%abi%it' Item
In9ibitor #emonstrate# as suitab*e for t9e app*ication In9ibitor injection pumps =ac: up pumps
In)ibitor Avai%abi%it' 5"
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55
Stan#ar#
i'9 re*iabi*it-
i'9 re*iabi*it-
Automate# +referab*e for Remote Sites
Automate#
C9ec: t9at pump is operatin'
Dai*- !anua* C9ec:
Automate# A*arm for Remote Sites
Automate# A*arm
+ump p*anne# maintenance
Annua*
Annua*
Annua*
Dai*- !anua* C9ec:
Automate# A*arm for Remote Sites
Automate# A*arm
In9ibitor tan: *eve*s
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Item
In)ibitor Avai%abi%it' 5"
59
55
!ont9*-
,ee:*-
,ee:*-
?uarter*- manua* c9ec: on pump injection rate
No f*o a*arm /Jero #ifferentia* pressure across a critica* component7 or in *ine f*o meters
(i@ui# samp*es for ana*-sis of resi#ua* in9ibitor *eve*s an# ater c9emistr-
!ont9*-
!ont9*-
!ont9*-
Corrosion monitorin' s-stem response time.
Response time suc9 t9at tota* number of events 6 time to respon# is M14 #a-s
Response time suc9 t9at tota* number of events 6 time to respon# is M4 #a-s
Response time suc9 t9at tota* number of events 6 time to respon# is M #a-s
T-pica* c9oices for corrosion monitorin' e@uipment an# s-stem response times
At *east annua* manua* corrosion measurements
On *ine %R probesH response time 1B #a-s an# #ai*- in9ibitor injection concentration
On *ine %R probesH response time 1B #a-s an# #ai*- in9ibitor injection concentration
Desirab*e
Re@uire#
Re@uire#
A**oe# #a-s in9ibitor s-stem #ontime per -ear
14
4
S9utBin if in9ibition s-stem 'oes #on for 'reater t9an a #efine# perio# of time
%ffective*- never an issue
+ossib*- /#epen#in' on corrosivit- of s-stem
+ossib*- /Note +robab*- for 9i'9 corrosivit- s-stems
C9ec: for orstBcase corrosion in s9ut#on con#itions
%ffective*- never an issue
+ossib*- /#epen#in' on corrosivit- of s-stem
+ossib*- /Note +robab*- for 9i'9 corrosivit- s-stems
Report on in9ibitor use# /or report on comp*iance it9 :eperformance in#icators to responsib*e corrosion en'ineer
Compre9ensive revie of unin9ibite# events +ersistenc- ta:en into account
I#entif- Operations Tec9nician it9 responsibi*it- for t9e in9ibition injection s-stem
for Remote Sites
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Item
In)ibitor Avai%abi%it'
Corrosion %n'ineerin' Invo*vement Ge- +erformance In#icators set for Operations Tec9nicians an# Corrosion %n'ineers
5"
59
55
!ont9*- Revie
)ortni'9t*- Revie
,ee:*- Revie
As in#icate# in Section ".17 carbon stee* is viab*e for a 2; -ear #esi'n *ife. If carbon stee* f*o*ines are use# on 66 an# 667 corrosion in9ibitor ou*# nee# to be injecte# upstream of t9e c9o:e on eac9 e**9ea#7 9ic9 ou*# provi#e t9orou'9 mi6in' an# #istribution of t9e in9ibitor into t9e f*ui#s. If t9e corrosion in9ibitor is prone to c*o''in' t9e injection *ines an# fittin's t9en #i*ution of t9e in9ibitor in #iese* oi* to improve t9e in9ibitors viscosit- s9ou*# be consi#ere#. T9e #i*ution of t9e in9ibitor an# t9e effect on its effective injection rate s9ou*# be ca*cu*ate# in conjunction it9 t9e fie*#[s c9emica* supp*ier7 C9ampion Tec9no*o'ies. If t9e in9ibitor is #i*ute# it9 #iese* t9en a *ar'er vo*ume of f*ui# i** 9ave to be pumpe# an# 9ence t9e injection pump siJes s9ou*# be increase# accor#in'*-. If CRA f*o*ines are use# an# corrosion in9ibitor is re@uire# for protection of t9e 66to 66 pipe*ine an# 66B66 pipe*ine7 an atomisin' injection @ui** s9ou*# be use# #onstream of t9e pro#uction f*o*ine to ensure t9at t9e in9ibitor is effective*- #istribute# in t9e 'as p9ase. T9is s-stem can be #esi'ne# it9 automatic bac:Bup pumps to improve t9e s-stem re*iabi*it-7 as oppose# to t9e use of mu*tip*e injection pumps for eac9 e**9ea#. +rovision i** nee# to be ma#e for corrosion in9ibitor injection on 66 for protection of t9e #e9-#rate# 'as*ift pipe*ine in t9e event of #e9-#ration upsets. T9is s9ou*# be coor#inate# it9 #eaterin' pi's to remove ater t9at ma- 9ave sett*e# at *o spots in t9e pipe*ine.
" .2 .
O pe ra ti on an # R e% ia bi %i t'
T9e @ua*it- of operation of t9e c9emica* injection s-stem is critica* to t9e effectiveness of t9e in9ibitor treatment an# t9erefore to t9e re*iabi*it- of carbon stee* s-stems. )actors inc*u#e t9e @ua*it- an# consistenc- of c9emica* supp*-7 re'u*ar operator c9ec:s contro* room survei**ance7 pump an# injector maintenance7 injection a#justment an# performance verification.
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4.
0I,,IN, R*FUIR*!*N TS
4.1
Operationa% 0i--in-
+ipe*ine pi''in' can 9ave a major impact on t9e operationa* an# tec9nica* inte'rit- of a pipe*ine. +i''in' can 9ave a number of operationa* purposes •
C*eanin' of t9e pipe*ine prior to an inte**i'ent pi' inspectionH
•
Inte**i'ent pi' runsH
•
C*eanin' to prevent f*o restrictions /a67 asp9a*tene an# sca*e bui*#BupH
•
(i@ui#s inventor- mana'ementH
•
Interna* corrosion contro*H an#
•
In9ibitor #istribution.
T9e subsea pro#uction pipe*ines i** 9ave pi' *aunc9ers an# receivers fitte# to enab*e operationa* pi''in'. T9e current #esi'n basis #oes not provi#e for permanent 'as *ift *aunc9ers an# receiversH t9is arran'ement is satisfactor- if corrosion in9ibition is continuous*- injecte# into t9e 'as *ift pipe*ines. If t9e corrosion in9ibition is to be on*- injecte# 9en t9e 'as *ift 'as 'oes off #e point /et 'as operation t9en it is recommen#e# t9at permanent *aunc9ers an# receivers are insta**e# to permit perio#ic seepin' of free ater from t9e 'as *ift pipe*ine an# runnin' batc9 corrosion in9ibitor. +i''in' for corrosion contro* ma- be re@uire# for a number of reasons •
)or ne an# e6istin' *ines7 t9e *ines s9ou*# be c*eane# an# batc9 pi''e# it9 a fi*min' in9ibitor prior to commencement of continuous in9ibitor injection to ensure access of t9e in9ibitor to t9e pipe a** to ma6imise in9ibitor effectiveness from start up. T9e continuous in9ibitor ta:es a finite time to trave* #on t9e pipe*ine from startBup an# t9e batc9 in9ibitor i** prevent ancorrosion from occurrin'.
•
+i''in' s9ou*# be performe# #urin' commissionin' in or#er to remove an- mi** sca*e an# *oose surface corrosion from t9e pipe a**s. T9is i** 9e*p to improve corrosion in9ibitor efficienc- bre#ucin' t9e surface area avai*ab*e in t9e pipe 9ere corrosion in9ibitor can be a#sorbe# an# remove# from t9e corrosion in9ibition of t9e stee*.
•
Distribution of in9ibitor containin' bottom f*ui#s to t9e top of t9e *ine /TO( 9ere TO( corrosion is a concern.
•
Remova* of sta'nant ater poo*s in stratifie# f*o re'imes7 9ere continuous*- injecte# in9ibitor ma- be *ess effective an#or re@uire 9i'9er #ose rates t9an more turbu*ent s-stems.
•
Remova* of san# an# ot9er so*i#s t9at ma- a#verse*- affect t9e performance of t9e in9ibitor.
Scraper pi's are 'enera**- sent t9rou'9 t9e pipe*ine a9ea# of inte**i'ent pi''in' operation to ensure t9at t9e inte**i'ent pi' #oes not 'et stuc: in t9e pipe*ine. T9e #ebris co**ecte# b- t9e scraper pi' i** be #eposite# in t9e pi' receiver. Samp*es of t9is materia* s9ou*# be ta:en an# ana*-se#.
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4. 2
I nte %%i -ent I nspe ct ion 0i --i n-
4. 2. 1
, enera%
Deterioration of t9e pipe*ine is primari*- a resu*t of corrosion b- a''ressive contaminants. Contro* of t9e #eterioration i** be t9rou'9 c9emica* treatment. To ensure t9e inte'rit- of t9e pipe*ine7 it ma- be necessar- to un#erta:e a number of maintenance an# inspection pi''in' routines t9rou'9out t9e *ife of t9e pipe*ine.
4 . 2. 2
I n te %% i -e nt 0 i -- i n- R e+ u ir em en t s
Un#er a safet- case re'ime7 t9ere are no #efinitive inspection perio#s for inte**i'ent pi''in'. T9e re@uirements for inte**i'ent pi''in' are #etermine# t9rou'9 a consu*tative process 9ereb- t9e re'u*ator an# pipe*ine *icense 9o*#er set an a'ree# inspection perio#7 base# on t9e fo**oin' parameters •
+re#icte# corrosion rateH
•
Corrosion mana'ement pro'ramH
•
Corrosion monitorin' pro'ramH
•
Operatin' 9istor-H an#
•
Operator e6perience.
T9e base inte**i'ent pi''in' fre@uenc- i** be base# on a set interva* /t-pica**- " -ears7 minimum7 it9 a##itiona* I+ runs performe# as nee#e# base# upon t9e above parameters.
4 .2. 3
0 i- -i n- / re+ ue nc '
T9ere are to approac9es to #eterminin' t9e re@uirements for inte**i'ent pi''in'. To 'et t9e ma6imum benefit from performin' inte**i'ent pi''in' inspections7 t9e inspection too* s9a** on*- be run 9en it is e6pecte# t9at anoma*ies are present at *eve*s #etectab*e b- t9e inspection too*. )or t-pica* 9i'9Breso*ution ma'netic f*u6 *ea:a'e too*s7 t9is #etection *imit is 'enera**- 1; of a** t9ic:ness or 1 mm7 9ic9ever is 'reatest. T9erefore7 in #eterminin' t9e pi''in' fre@uenc-7 t9e e6pecte# corrosion rate s9ou*# be use# to ensure t9at inte**i'ent pi''in' is not performe# unnecessari*-. T9e corrosion rate use# in #eterminin' t9e fre@uenc- of pi''in' is t-pica**- t9e unin9ibite# corrosion rate. oever7 t9e pipe*ine s9a** be #esi'ne# so t9at t9e corrosion in9ibitor is injecte# continuous*- an# s9ou*# approac9 1;; avai*abi*it-. If t9is corrosion mana'ement p9i*osop9- is confirme# b- inB*ine corrosion monitorin' #evices /e.'. t9e probes or sensor spoo*s7 t9en potentia**- re'u*ar inte**i'ent pi''in' i** not be re@uire# for t9e *ife of t9e pipe*ine base# on t9e #etection *imit an# a ma6imum in9ibite# corrosion rate. &enera**-7 t9e *oca* re'u*ator- bo#- insists on inte**i'ent pi''in' of et CO 2 pipe*ines on a re'u*ar fre@uenc-. T9is fre@uenc- is t-pica**- ever- 3 to " -ears7 #epen#in' on t9e 9istor- of t9e pipe*ine7 t9e e6perience of t9e operator7 an# t9e corrosion monitorin' an# miti'ation pro'rams in p*ace.
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S 0 * C I / I C !A ! AT * R I A A A0 A0 0 I C AT I O N S
?. 1
U se se of o f Co C o r r o s io io n Re R e s i st st an an t A% A% %o %o ' s
? . 1. 1. 1
, r a #e #e 3 3 3 3 A us u s t en e n i t i c S t ai a i n % es e s s S t ee ee % s
&ra#e 3;3;( 3;3;( stain*ess stee*s s9a** not be use# in critica* service for pipeor:7 tubin'7 vesse*s7 e@uipment7 bo*tin' or fi6in's e6pose# to marine or sa*tB*a#en air7 or aerate# c9*ori#eBcontainin' ater7 #ue to t9e ris: of pittin'7 crevice corrosion or c9*ori#eBin#uce# stress corrosion crac:in' at antemperature above ambient. Ro'ue 3; stain*ess stee* materia*s re'u*ar*- turn up on offs9ore faci*ities #ue to its use in ven#or stan#ar# va*ve bo*tin'. A** va*ves use# offs9ore in pressure containin' service s9ou*# be specifie# as No 3; Stain*ess Stee* /=4 materia*s permitte#0.
? . 1. 1. 2
, r a #e #e 31 31 4 31 31 4 A us u s t en e n i t i c S t ai a i n % es e s s S t ee ee % s
&ra#e 3131( s9a** not be use# in critica* service for an- pipin' or for t9e e6terna*s of e@uipment above a temperature of ;QC #ue to t9e ris: of e6terna* c9*ori#eBin#uce# pittin' an# stress corrosion crac:in' /CSCC. Consi#eration s9ou*# be 'iven to t9e use of 31( c*a# carbon stee* rat9er t9an so*i# 31( vesse*s /particu*ar*- in a marine environment environment un*ess c*a##in' is s9on to be si'nificant*- *ess economic. &ra#e 31( ma- be use# as a c*a##in' materia* or for vesse* interna*s in seet /i.e. on*- CO 2 9-#rocarbon service provi#in' o6-'en an#or 2S are not present. =efore so*i# materia* is use# /particu*ar*- in a marine environment7 environment7 consi#eration s9a** be 'iven to t9e possibi*it- of an increase in t9e e6terna* s:in temperature temperature above ; °C #ue to so*ar ra#iation or 9eat from surroun#in' e@uipment7 9ic9 ma- a*so cause c9*ori#e concentration #ue to surface evaporation. evaporation. In t9ese con#itions7 con#itions7 31( is not not acceptab*e for critica* service. service. Consi#eration Consi#eration can be 'iven to t9e use of factor- app*ie# t9erma* spra- a*uminium /TSA as an e6terna* coatin' to act as a surface barrier an# s9ift t9e stain*ess stee* potentia* out of t 9e SSC re'ime7 but t9e effectiveness of suc9 a coatin' over a 2; -ear #esi'n *ife s9a** be consi#ere# consi#ere# for critica* service. Consi#eration Consi#eration s9a** a*so be 'iven to t9e practica*it- of site app*ication of TSA at fie*# joints7 since t9is 9as been s9on to be prob*ematica* an# to a#verse*- affect t9e performance of t9e coatin'. In t9e absence of CO 2 an# 2S7 &ra#e 31( stain*ess stee* s9a** not be use# in critica* service for process or uti*it- streams containin' o6-'en above ; °C if t9e c9*ori#e content is above 3;; ppm. T9e materia* s9a** not be use# for an- 9eat transfer surface app*ications in suc9 streams at antemperature or c9*ori#e content #ue to t9e ris: of c9*ori#e concentration effects. &ra#e 3131( stain*ess stee* pipin' for pressure retainin' purposes ma- be use# above ; °C if it is not insu*ate# an# is *ocate# in#oors un#er >AC contro*. )or unBinsu*ate# instrument tubin' #onstream of a s9utBoff va*ve7 norma**- no e6tra precaution is re@uire# provi#in' t9ere is no f*o in t9e instrument pipin' an# t9e process me#ia temperature is *ess t9an 4" °C. !ateria* *imits an# manufacturin' contro*s for 3131( stain*ess stee* are summarise# in Tab*e Tab*e 8 B4. B4 .
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Tab%e ?&9 !ateria% imits an# !anufacturin- Contro%s for 314314 Stain%ess Stee% T'pe T'pe of Service 0ro#uce# /%ui#s
Oi% 6no =ater8
et ,as
Dr' ,as
0ro#uce# ater
Temperature imits 6GC8
!in Service Temp ,it9out Impact Testin' Testin'
A** t9ic:nesses
B1;"
B1;"
B1;"
B1;"
B1;"
!in Service Temp ,it9 Impact Testin'
A** t9ic:nesses
B15
B15
B15
B15
B15
!a6 Se Servi rvice Temp B Un Uncoat oate#
Atmo Atmos sp9er p9eriic !arine /(o aJar#
;
;
;
;
;
";
";
";
8;
";
2."
2."
2."
2."
2."
$%S
$%S
$%S
$%S
$%S
/%o= Be%ocit' imits it)out San# 6ms8
)*o >e*ocit- (imit !anufacturin- imits : Contro%s
Compositiona* Constraints
!in !o*-b#enum for t9in a** tubin'
So*ution Annea* E ?uenc9 for +ipe E )ittin's
? . 1. 1. 3
4 !o ! o S u pe p e r& r & Au A u s te te ni n i t ic i c 2 " " S !O ! O 6 U NS NS S 31 3 1 2 " " 8
!o superBaustenitic superBaustenitic stain*ess stee* suc9 as 2" S!O /UNS S312" can be re'ar#e# as resistant to CO2 corrosion but s9a** be *imite# to an operatin' temperature of 12;QC in an e6terna* sa*iferous /i.e. sa*t *a#en air environment. T9e minimum #esi'n temperature s9a** be B1;1QC it9out impact testin' or B15QC it9 impact testin'.
? .1 . 1 . .
D up u p %e % e ( S ta t a in i n %e % e ss ss S te t e e% e%
Dup*e6 stain*ess can be consi#ere# resistant to e6terna* c9*ori#e in#uce# stress corrosion crac:in' /CISCC up to temperatures of 1;; °C for 22Cr #up*e6 an# 11; °C for 2"Cr super #up*e6 stain*ess stee*s. Crac:in' above t9ese temperatures is on*- *i:e*- if t9e vesse* or pipeor: is *a''e# an# sa*ineseaater 'ets trappe# un#er t9e *a''in' or is #rippe# continuous*- onto 9ot pipeor:. Nevert9e*ess7 as a precaution7 it is recommen#e# to TSA coat #up*e6 stain*ess stee* e@uipment operatin' above t9ese temperatures in an offs9ore marine environment. Dup*e6 stain*ess stee*s can be consi#ere# to be resistant to ei'9t *oss corrosion an# pittin' corrosion in seet 9-#rocarbon pro#uction environments environments /i.e. CO 2 on*- at CO2 partia* pressures up to 1;; bar7 temperatures up to 2;; °C an# up to 2;7;;; ppm /2;;'* NaC*.
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!ateria* *imits an# manufacturin' contro*s for 22Cr #up*e6 stain*ess stee* are summarise# in Tab*e 8 B5 be*o. T-pica**- t9rou'9out t9is #ocument 9en 22Cr is reference#7 t9e basic specification UNS S314;3 is inferre#. oever7 9ere a 9i'9er pittin' ris: is perceive# t9en t9e 9i'9er specification 22Cr7 UNS S322;"7 i** be specifie# as it contains a 'uarantee# minimum mo*-b#enum content of 2."7 9ic9 ensures a 'reater pittin' resistance t9an t9e base 'ra#e #up*e6 stain*ess stee*. Tab%e ?&5 !ateria% imits an# !anufacturin- Contro%s for 22Cr Dup%e( Stain%ess Stee% T'pe of Service 0ro#uce# /%ui#s
Oi% 6no =ater8
et ,as
Dr' ,as
0ro#uce# ater
Temperature imits 6GC8
!in Service Temp ,it9out Impact Testin' Testin'
Z mm
B";
B";
B";
B";
B";
!in Service Temp ,it9out Impact Testin' Testin'
P mm
;
;
;
;
;
!in Service Temp ,it9 Impact Testin'
P mm
B";
B";
B";
B";
B";
!a6 Service Temp B Uncoate#
Atmosp9eric !arine
1;;
1;;
1;;
1;;
1;;
!a6 Temp Due to %mbritt*ement
AS!% =31.3 Tab*e AB1
31"
31"
31"
31"
31"
";
";
";
8;
";
3" "
3" "
3" "
3" "
3" "
33
33
33
33
33
!inimum Nitro'en Content /
;.1"
;.1"
;.1"
;.1"
;.1"
So*ution Annea* E @uenc9 for +ipe E )ittin's
$%S
$%S
$%S
$%S
$%S
/%o= Be%ocit' imits it)out San# 6ms8
)*o >e*ocit- (imit !anufacturin- imits : Contro%s
!eta**ur'ica* Constraints
)errite Content
!inimum +R%n
!ateria* *imits an# manufacturin' contro*s for 2"Cr super #up*e6 stain*ess stee* are summarise# in Tab*e Tab*e 8 B1; be*o.
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Tab%e ?&1 !ateria% imits an# !anufacturin- Contro%s for 2"Cr Super Dup%e( Stain%ess Stee% T'pe of Service 0ro#uce# /%ui#s
Oi% 6no =ater8
et ,as
Dr' ,as
0ro#uce# ater
Temperature imits 6GC8
!in Service Temp ,it9out Impact Testin'
Z mm
B";
B";
B";
B";
B";
!in Service Temp ,it9out Impact Testin'
P mm
;
;
;
;
;
!in Service Temp ,it9 Impact Testin'
P mm
B";
B";
B";
B";
B";
!a6 Service Temp B Uncoate#
Atmosp9eric !arine
12;
12;
12;
12;
12;
!a6 Temp Due to %mbritt*ement
AS!% =31.3 Tab*e AB1
31"
31"
31"
31"
31"
";
";
";
8;
";
3" "
3" "
3" "
3" "
3" "
;
;
;
;
;
$%S
$%S
$%S
$%S
$%S
/%o= Be%ocit' imits it)out San# 6ms8
)*o >e*ocit- (imit !anufacturin- imits : Contro%s
!eta**ur'ica* Constraints
)errite Content
!inimum +R%n So*ution Annea* E @uenc9 for +ipe E )ittin's
? . 1. "
S e% e ct i on o f CR A f o r 0 i pe a n# Be ss e% s
T9e use of CRA c*a# carbon stee* is becomin' increasin' #ifficu*t #ue to t9e 9i'9 or*#i#e #eman# for c*a# stee* an# t9ere bein' on*- B" manufactures in t9e or*# to provi#e t9e materia*s. It is for t9is reason t9at c*a# pipe an# vesse*s are not consi#ere# as part of t9is materia* stu#-.
? .2
U se o f , %a ss Re in fo rc e# 0 %a st ic 6 ,R 08
?. 2. 1
0i pi n- S 'st ems
T9e properties an# performance c9aracteristics of '*assBreinforce# p*astic /&R+ are #epen#ent on t9e resin use# for t9e composite matri6 an# t9e met9o# of manufacture. Suc9 factors s9a** be ta:en into account 9en se*ectin' a particu*ar pro#uct for a service app*ication. &R+ pipe ma- be consi#ere# for open #rains7 pro#uce# ater pipin'7 injection *ines7 potab*e ater7 s-stems7 sanitar- s-stems an# #rain *ines subject to confirmation of t9e suitabi*it- of t9e resin t-pe for
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t9e inten#e# service an# t9e pressure an# temperature ratin' for t9e pipe. %6amp*es of pressure ratin's an# resins use# in &R+ pipe from various manufacturers are s9o in Tab*e 8 B11 Temperature ratin's are usua**- of t9e or#er of 5;QC for epo6- base# s-stems7 but can be up to ]12;QC for po*-si*o6aneBp9eno*ic base# s-stems. It s9ou*# be emp9asise# t9at #esi'n7 fabrication an# insta**ation of &R+ s-stems7 inc*u#in' pipe supports7 joinin' s-stems an# e6pansion be**os7 are specia*ise# processes an# re@uire e6perience# personne* to ensure 'oo# @ua*it- an# performance. It is e6treme*- important t9at &R+ pipe be insta**e# b- bon#ers an# inspectors 9o 9ave been traine# an# certifie# to a specification approve# b- t9e oner. %n'ineerin' ana*-sis of &R+ pipin' s-stems is critica* to t9e prevention of premature fai*ures #ue to ina#e@uate support7 improper *ocation of supports7 ater 9ammer7 etc. ISO 152 /+arts 1 to is no reco'nise# as t9e In#ustr- Stan#ar# for t9e #esi'n7 purc9ase7 manufacturin'7 @ua*ification testin'7 9an#*in'7 stora'e7 insta**ation7 commissionin' an# operation of &R+ pipin' s-stems in t9e petroc9emica* an# natura* 'as in#ustries. It provi#es terms an# #efinitions7 #escribes t9e p9i*osop9an# provi#es 'ui#ance on t9e ran'e of suitab*e app*ications7 an# #efines *imitations to t9e materia*s of construction for t9e specification7 manufacture7 testin' an# insta**ation of '*assBreinforce# p*astic /&R+ pipin' insta**ations. Its primar- focus is associate# it9 offs9ore app*ications on bot9 fi6e# an# f*oatin' topsi#es faci*ities for oi* an# 'as in#ustr- pro#uction an# processin'7 but ma- a*so be use# as 'ui#ance for t9e specification7 testin' an# insta**ation of &R+ s-stems in simi*ar ons9ore app*ications7 suc9 as fireater an# pro#uce# ater s-stems. Severe impact events can cause craJin' in t9e pipe a** an# t9erefore &R+ pipe s9ou*# be *ocate# to re#uce t9e occurrence of impact *oa#s 9erever possib*e7 or p9-sica**- protecte#. A*t9ou'9 in#ustr- stan#ar#s are avai*ab*e to 'overn t9e specification of &R+ pipin' s-stems7 &R+ pipe manufacturers i** provi#e s-stem en'ineerin' assistance7 supp*- materia*7 fabricate spoo*s7 provi#e onsite construction an# inspection7 an# con#uct proof tests. It is a#visab*e to use t9e services of t9e manufacturer as muc9 as possib*e.
? .2 .2
, R0 Tan @s an # Bes se %s
T-pica* app*ications for &R+ vesse*s inc*u#e ater fi*ters7 ater stora'e7 an# c9emica* stora'e. &R+ vesse*s can be use# to store 9-#rocarbons suc9 as #iese* fue*7 'aso*ine an# *ube oi* 9en approve# b- t9e 'overnin' re'u*ator- bo#-. >esse* manufacturers inc*u#e )orbes7 =a*mora*7 &ar*a-7 R(BIn#ustries7 Inc.7 %rs9i's7 Inc.7 an# (inco*n Composites. &enera**-7 t9e cost of &R+ is beteen t9at of carbon stee* an# stain*ess stee*. (oBpressure &R+ vesse*s an# tan:s are avai*ab*e for stora'e or process app*ications. (oB pressure vesse*s can be ver- *ar'e. +ressure ratin's 'o up to 1" psi' p*us t9e 9-#rostatic 9ea#. &overnin' stan#ar#s are AS!% RT+B1 an# =S 55. i'9Bpressure &R+ vesse*s are a*so avai*ab*e. i'9Bpressure vesse*s must be @ua*ifie# to AS!% Section . C*ass I vesse*s ma- 9ave pressure ratin's to 1";7 1";; or 3;;; psi'7 #epen#in' on t9e construction of t9e vesse*7 an# are @ua*ifie# b- test of a protot-pe to #estruction. C*ass II vesse*s ma9ave pressure ratin's ran'in' from 1" to 2;; psi #epen#in' on t9e #iameter an# t9e #esi'n met9o#. C*ass II vesse*s are @ua*ifie# b- nonB#estructive testin'. Desi'n an# fabrication of noJJ*es an# ot9er attac9ments it9 'oo# #urabi*it- is an en'ineerin' issue. &oo# procurement specifications are important. T9e fabrication @ua*it- contro* p*an an# user inspections are important consi#erations.
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Tab%e ?&11 *(amp%es of 0ressure Ratin-s an# Resins Use# in ,R0 0ipe !anufacturer
0ro#uct
Series
T'pica% App%ication
Resin
0ressure Ratin60SI8
Ameron Internationa*
=on#stran#
2;;;!
&enera* App*ication E )ireater Rin' !ain
%po6-
2"; 22"
/10 to 10 /140 to ;0
2;;;!B)+
Dr- De*u'e +ipin'
%po6-
2";
/10 to 10
22;
+otab*e7 sa*tater7 brac:is9 ater an# seaater *ines
%po6-
25;
/20 to ;0
/20 //30 E 0 /[ to 40 /P120
)ire protection s-stems ,aste ater7 #raina'e an# sea'e s-stems
%DO Specia*it+*astics
)iberbon#
";;;!
Seaater C9*orination
>in-* %ster
"; 3"; 2"; 1";
8;;;!
Antistatic pipin' for Refine# +ro#ucts
%po6-
2"; /10 to 10 22" /140 to ;0
+SB(3
)ireater Rin' !ain
+o*-si*o6aneB+9eno*ic
2"; /20 to 0 22" /40 to 10
+SBF)
Dr- De*u'e +ipin'
+o*-si*o6aneB+9eno*ic
22"
2; >
&enera* App*ication
Iso +o*-ester
2; )R%
)ireater Rin' !ain
>in-* %ster
2;; /20 to 120 1"; /10 to 140 1;; /2;0 to 20
2; F)
Dr- De*u'e +ipin'
>in-* %ster
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2;;
/10 to 120
/20 to 1;0
!anufacturer
0ro#uct
Series
T'pica% App%ication
Resin
0ressure Ratin60SI8
Smit9 )ibercast
&reen T9rea#
18"
&enera* App*ication
%po6-
18"
/20 to 20
2";
&enera* App*ication E )ireater Rin' !ain
%po6-
2";
/10 to 30
2"; B)
Dr- De*u'e +ipin'
%po6-
2";
/10 to 20
%ST 2;
&enera* App*ication
%po6-
2";
)uture +ipe
,aivistron'
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?. 3
Se %e ct ion of *% ast omeri c Sea% s
T9e fo**oin' materia*s ma- ta:e up pro#uct an# are t9erefore susceptib*e to e6p*osive #ecompression. T9e- s9ou*# not be use# for ^O[Brin's in 9-#rocarbon service •
>iton A
•
N=R /Nitri*e =uta#iene or Stan#ar# Rubbers
•
%*astBOB(ion 1;1 N=R /#oes not perform on *ar'er sections
!ateria*s it9 proven an# acceptab*e performance in 9-#rocarbon service inc*u#e •
Fames ,a*:er "45; />iton ^=[
•
Fames ,a*:er "454
•
Dot- 583;
•
&reene Tee# 42
Nitri*e /N=R an# 9-#ro'enate# nitri*e /N=R e*astomers are acceptab*e in nonB9-#rocarbon service it9 *o *eve*s of 2S if t9e temperature remains be*o ; °C. +T)% is a p*astic 9ic9 9as e6ce**ent c9emica* /an# 2S resistance7 but account s9ou*# be ta:en of t9e fact t9at p*astics re@uire #ifferent sea*in' confi'urations to e*astomers. In a** instances7 e*astomer se*ection s9ou*# ta:e into account t9e comp*ete operatin' con#itions to be encountere#7 especia**- t9e presence of amines from corrosion in9ibitors. Amines are curin' a'ents for =una an# Nitri*e rubbers causin' suc9 pro#ucts to overBa'e an# embritt*e. As a resu*t7 '*assBfi**e# +T)% sea*s are re@uire# for in9ibitor 9an#*in' e@uipment suc9 as pumps an# va*ves7 an# 'oo# amine resistance of T)%+ or ))G! e*astomers ma- be re@uire# in critica* *ocations in 9-#rocarbon service 9ere 9i'9 aminein9ibitor concentrations cou*# be encountere#. >iton is rapi#*- #e'ra#e# b- met9ano* an# s9ou*# not be use# in an- s-stem t9at i** be e6pose# to met9ano*.
?.
;o%tin- !ateria%s
=o*tin' for carbon stee* pipin' is norma**- specifie# as *o a**o-7 @uenc9e# an# tempere# CrB!o stee*s to eit9er AST! A153 &r =8 an#or A32; &r (87 but a##itiona* protection is re@uire# for offs9ore marine app*ications. Carbon stee* bo*tin' is common*- ca#mium p*ate# an# +T)% coate#. oever7 t9e +T)% coatin' is on*- partia**- effective7 since #ama'e i** a*a-s occur #urin' insta**ation an# maintenance. T9ese coatin's usua**- comprise on*- 3;_m of +T)% an# 4_m of p*ate# ca#mium7 so *imite# protection is affor#e# 9ere t9e +T)% is #ama'e#. Some operators 9ave e6perience# corrosion of t9e bo*ts bt9e time of commissionin' or it9in 1B2 -ears7 *ea#in' to seiJin' of t9e nuts in t9e *on' term. T9e use of 9ot #ip spun 'a*vaniJe# stee* /S& bo*tin' to AST! A153 'ra#e =8 /nuts to AST! A15 'ra#e 2 s9ou*# a*so be consi#ere#7 since a number of operators 9ave 9a# poor performance it9 e*ectrop*ate#
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=S 1813 'ives t9e avera'e corrosion rate of Jinc in a 9i'9*- sa*ine atmosp9ere as B4 µm-r7 9ereas t9e minimum Jinc t9ic:ness 9en 'a*vaniJin' to =S 825 is 3 µm. T9is ou*# 'ive an avera'e *ife e6pectanc- of t9e 'a*vaniJe# *a-er of " an# 1; -ears before t9e 'a*vanic protection from t9e Jinc is *ost an# corrosion of t9e stee* substrate commences. In practice7 t9e 'a*vaniJin' t9ic:ness ten#s to be 'reater t9an 3 µm7 9ic9 provi#es *on'er coatin' *ife. Apart from corrosion7 t9e main issue t9at is fre@uent*- raise# it9 'a*vaniJe# stee* is *i@ui# meta* embritt*ement /(!% of a#jacent stain*ess stee*s. T9is is main*- an issue it9 austenitic stain*ess stee*s7 but can affect #up*e6 stain*ess7 9ic9 9ave an austeniteferrite matri6. It re@uires t9e simu*taneous presence of mo*ten Jinc7 9i'9 tensi*e stress an# temperatures over 8"; °C. oever7 in t9e event of a fire t9at cou*# *ea# to t9ese temperatures7 t9e mec9anica* properties of t9e stain*ess stee* i** 9ave been 'reat*- re#uce# before t9e critica* (!% temperature is reac9e#. T9e a##itiona* ris: of fai*ure #ue to (!% is t9erefore *o an# t9e use of 'a*vaniJe# bo*tin' on stain*ess stee* pipin' is re'ar#e# b- some operators /e.'. =+Amoco as acceptab*e. If 'a*vanise# stee* bo*tin' is use#7 bo*ts it9 a #iameter above 2"mm s9ou*# be impact teste# to t9e same re@uirements as for t9e stee* to be bo*te#. %6tra c*earance is re@uire# on t9e t9rea#s to a**o for t9e Jinc coatin' t9ic:ness an# it must be ensure# t9at 'a*vanise# nuts are not fitte# to +T)%e*ectrop*ate# bo*ts. =o*tin' for subsea service s9a** be in accor#ance it9 t9e re@uirements of DN> OS )1;1 Tab*e 8B2 as amen#e# in Fanuar- 2;;3.
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9.
! AT*R IA S S**CTI ON H AN D 0 AT/ OR!
9 .1
e% %) ea # * +u ip me nt 6 In c% u# in - C )o @e s a n# /% o= % in e Iso%ation Ba%ves8
,e**9ea# e@uipment is #efine# in t9e 66 Desi'n =asis Ref1 an# is a proprietar- supp*ie# item. T9e materia*s s9a** be se*ecte# in accor#ance it9 t9e re@uirements of A+I A. Accor#in' to A+I A for t9e con#itions prescribe# for 66 an# 66 t9e A+I !ateria* C*ass i** be ))07 9ic9 is mo#erate*corrosive sour service. Sour service 9as been prescribe# in t9is case base# on t9e ST+ /2;;;psi for 66 an# 21;;psi for 66 an# t9e upper fi'ure for 2S in Section 3.3.17 i.e. 1;;;ppm. T9is resu*ts in a 2S partia* pressure of 13.4:+a for 66an# 1.":+a for 66. T9e protoco* for specif-in' e**9ea# materia* c*ass is to state t9e materia* c*ass it9 t9e 2S partia* pressure a##e# as a suffi67 e'. ))B 1.":+a. T9erefore7 t9e specification for t9e e**9ea#s7 c9o:es an# f*o*ine iso*ation va*ves s9a** be as fo**os •
))B13.4:+a Stain*ess Stee*.
•
))B1.":+a Stain*ess Stee*
9.2
0rocess *+uipment
9. 2. 1
, enera%
T9e fo**oin' tab*es summarise t9e materia*s to be use# for t9e process e@uipment on bot9 t9e 66 an# 66 e**9ea# p*atforms. Un*ess specifica**- state#7 t9ese recommen#ations app*- e@ua**- to bot9 p*atforms.
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9 . 2. 2
, a s i f t /i r st B a% v e On 6 / BO 8 > , as i ft < e a# e r an # / % o= % i n es
OperatinService
De9-#rate# natura* 'as it9 composition #efine# in Section 3.3.2.
!a(imum Temperature
;QC
0ressure
12"; psi /42;:+a
Corrosion Dama-e !ec)anism6s8
Interna* corrosion #ue to et 'as from intermittent process upsets or resi#ua* ater from preBcommissionin'. See corrosion rates in Appen#i6 2 ca*cu*ate# usin' NORSOG !"; an# #iscussion in Section ".1. Corrosion i** on*- be #ue to occasiona* upsets of t9e p*atform #e9-#ration unit. So corrosion is e6pecte# to be mar'ina*.
Topsi#e pipin' e6pose# to marine environment.
2S partia* pressure is 4.:+a7 9ic9 is 'reater t9an t9e *eve* prescribe# bNAC% !R;18" ISO 1"1" for sour service /;.3:+a. So sour service rate# materia*s are re@uire#. %6terna* corrosion from marine environment. !iti'ate corrosion usin' protective coatin's. !ateria%s
+ipin'7 )*an'es an# )ittin's Carbon Stee* >a*ves /)irst >a*ve On Carbon Stee* =o#- it9 31( trim. )asteners Refer to Section 8. for 'ui#ance.
Corrosion A%%o=ance
3.;mm
Ot)er Interna% Corrosion 0rotection
T9e pipin' s9ou*# be iso*ate# from t9e incomin' 'as *ift riser usin' a !ono*it9ic Iso*ation Foint /!IF *ocate# before t9e )irst >a*ve On.
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9 .2 .3
0 ro #u ct io n / %o =% in es
+a'e "2
OperatinService
!u*tip9ase f*ui# containin' oi*7 pro#uce# ater an# 'as it9 composition #escribe# in Section 3.3. i'9 temperature topsi#e pipin' e6pose# to marine environment.
!a(imum Temperature
11;QC
0ressure
24; psi' /15. bar'
Corrosion Dama-e !ec)anism6s8
Corrosion from 9i'9 temperature saturate# 9-#rocarbon it9 9i'9 CO 2 an# 2S composition. 2S partia* pressure is ;.22:+a s-stem7 9ic9 is *ess t9an t9e *eve* prescribe# bNAC% !R;18" ISO 1"1" for sour service /;.3:+a. oever7 'iven t9at t9e 2S composition is c*ose to t9e sour *eve* it is 'oo# in#ustr- practice to specifsour service re@uirements to a**o for acci#enta* e** sourin' etc. %6terna* corrosion of 9i'9 temperature pipin' in a marine environment. +ipin' i** be prone to 9i'9 coatin' brea:#on an# 9en coup*e# it9 t9e fact t9e pipin' is on unmanne# p*atforms7 t9en an e6terna* corrosion a**oance of 1."mm s9ou*# be consi#ere#. Instea# of usin' carbon stee*7 #up*e6 stain*ess stee* ma- be use#. T9e #up*e6 stain*ess stee* must be coate# to operate at 11;QC.
!ateria%s
Carbon stee* accor#in' to t9e corrosion mo#e* outputs s9on in Appen#i6 2 s9os 'oo# resistance to corrosion it9 a pre#icte# meta* *oss beteen 1.3B ".2mm. oever7 t9e in9ibitor s-stem injects corrosion at one point for eac9 f*o*ine. If t9is sin'*e point fai*s t9en t9e f*o*ine i** 'o it9out in9ibition for a s9ort perio# of time /as it is an unmanne# p*atform an# t9is i** *ea# to 9i'9 amounts of corrosion t9an as pre#icte# b- t9e NORSOG mo#e*s. A*so7 #ue to t9e 9i'9 e6terna* temperatures t9ere is a concern it9 t9e use of or'anic coatin's #ue to 9i'9 coatin' brea:#on factors an# t9at maintenance i** be minima* 'iven t9at t9e f*o*ines are on an unmanne# p*atform. T9e use of 22Cr #up*e6 stain*ess stee* at 11;QC ou*# not re@uire an interna* corrosion a**oance but ou*# sti** 9ave to be coate# to 'uar# a'ainst severe pittin' corrosion. A 22Cr #up*e6 stain*ess stee* 9as a critica* pittin' temperature of 4;QC an# s9ou*# not be use# above t9is temperature it9out an e6terna* coatin'. T9e cost #ifference to 'o to a 2"Cr super #up*e6 stain*ess stee* is pro9ibitive /ie Carbon stee* versus 22Cr DSS an# 2"Cr SDSS is US`1";;tonne7 US`247";;tonne. an# US`327;;;tonne respective*- an# not arrante# in t9is case. At e*evate# temperature t9e or'anic coatin's ten# to brea: #on an# resu*tant e6terna* corrosion can be @uite severe. !an- operators ten# to use a T9erma**Spra-e# A*uminium coatin' on 9i'9 temperature pipin' in a marine atmosp9ere. T9e t9ic:ness of t9e coatin' is a compromise of obtainin' suitab*e pore over*ap 9i*st maintainin' t9erma* e6pansion compatibi*it- it9 t9e substrate. In t9is case a coatin' of 14;Lm t9ic: is #eeme# suitab*e. T9e coatin' s9a** be sea*e# usin' a a*:-# si*icone topcoat. 1. +ipin' f*an'es an# fittin's T9e recommen#ation is e6terna**- coate# #up*e6 stain*ess stee*H e6terna* coatin' to be 14;Lm t9ic: T9erma**- Spra-e# A*uminium
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an# sea*e# it9 an A*:-# Si*icone. >a*ves 22Cr #up*e6 so*i# va*ve bo#-. )asteners Refer to Section 8. for 'ui#ance. As an alternative (if schedule and cost become a project driver):
2. +ipin'7 f*an'es an# fittin' Sour service carbon stee* it9 a corrosion a**oance an# e6terna**- coate# it9 14;Lm t9ic: T9erma**- Spra-e# A*uminium an# sea*e# it9 an A*:-# Si*icone. >a*ves Carbon stee* bo#- it9 Incone* 2" over*a- of ette# areas an# e6terna**- coate# it9 14;Lm t9ic: T9erma**- Spra-e# A*uminium an# sea*e# it9 an A*:-# Si*icone.
Corrosion A%%o=ance
Ot)er Interna% Corrosion 0rotection
1.
; mm if t9e recommen#e# #up*e6 is se*ecte#
2.
/8mm 7 mm if t9e a*ternate /option 2 #escribe# above is se*ecte# an# no cre#it 'iven to p bufferin' from pro#uce# ater.
3.
3mm if t9e a*ternate /option 2 #escribe# above is se*ecte# an# %+I( accept cre#it #ue to p bufferin' from pro#uce# ater.
Corrosion in9ibition to be injecte# upstream of t9e c9o:e va*ve.
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9. 2.
Test
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OperatinService
!u*tip9ase f*ui# containin' oi*7 pro#uce# ater an# 'as it9 composition #escribe# in Section 3.3. i'9 temperature topsi#e pipin' e6pose# to marine environment.
!a(imum Temperature
11;QC
0ressure
24; psi' /15. bar'
Corrosion Dama-e !ec)anism6s8
Corrosion from 9i'9 temperature saturate# 9-#rocarbon it9 9i'9 CO 2 an# 2S composition. 2S partia* pressure is ;.22:+a s-stem7 9ic9 is *ess t9an t9e *eve* prescribe# bNAC% !R;18" ISO 1"1" for sour service /;.3:+a. oever7 'iven t9at t9e 2S composition is c*ose to t9e sour *eve* it is 'oo# in#ustr- practice to specifsour service re@uirements to a**o for acci#enta* e** sourin' etc. %6terna* corrosion of 9i'9 temperature pipin' in a marine environment. +ipin' i** be prone to 9i'9 coatin' brea:#on an# 9en coup*e# it9 t9e fact t9e pipin' is on unmanne# p*atforms7 t9en an e6terna* corrosion a**oance of 1."mm s9ou*# be consi#ere#.
!ateria%s
Carbon stee* accor#in' to t9e corrosion mo#e* outputs s9on in Appen#i6 2 s9os 'oo# resistance to corrosion it9 a pre#icte# meta* *oss beteen 1.3B ".2mm.. T9e corrosion mo#e* is :non to be e** it9in its *imits for t9e f*o*ine con#itions presente# 9ere. T9e test 9ea#er i** be supp*ie# it9 corrosion in9ibitor from mu*tip*e f*o*ines an# t9erefore in9ibition effectiveness s9ou*# remain 9i'9. At e*evate# temperature t9e or'anic coatin's ten# to brea: #on an# resu*tant e6terna* corrosion can be @uite severe. !an- operators ten# to use a T9erma**Spra-e# A*uminium coatin' on 9i'9 temperature pipin' in a marine atmosp9ere. T9e t9ic:ness of t9e coatin' is a compromise of obtainin' suitab*e pore over*ap 9i*st maintainin' t9erma* e6pansion compatibi*it- it9 t9e substrate. In t9is case a coatin' of 14;Lm t9ic: is #eeme# suitab*e. T9e coatin' s9a** be sea*e# usin' a a*:-# si*icone topcoat. +ipin'7 f*an'es an# fittin' Sour service carbon stee* it9 a corrosion a**oance an# e6terna**- coate# it9 14;Lm t9ic: T9erma**- Spra-e# A*uminium an# sea*e# it9 an A*:-# Si*icone. >a*ves Carbon stee* bo#- it9 Incone* 2" over*a- of ette# areas an# e6terna**- coate# it9 14;Lm t9ic: T9erma**- Spra-e# A*uminium an# sea*e# it9 an A*:-# Si*icone. )asteners Refer to Section 8. for 'ui#ance.
Corrosion A%%o=ance
1.
/8mm 66 mm 66 if no cre#it 'iven to p bufferin' from pro#uce# ater.
2.
3mm if 66 accept cre#it #ue to p bufferin' from pro#uce# ater.
Ot)er Interna% Corrosion
Corrosion in9ibition to be injecte# upstream of t9e c9o:e va*ve to ensure 9ea#er is covere# b- t9e in9ibition.
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0rotection
+a'e "8
9 . 2. "
0 r o #u c ti o n 0 i - a u nc ) er a n# a st Ba % ve O ff
OperatinService
!u*tip9ase f*ui# containin' oi*7 pro#uce# ater an# 'as it9 composition #escribe# in Section 3.3. i'9 temperature topsi#e pipin' e6pose# to marine environment.
!a(imum Temperature
11;QC
0ressure
24; psi' /15. bar'
Corrosion Dama-e !ec)anism6s8
Corrosion from 9i'9 temperature saturate# 9-#rocarbon it9 9i'9 CO 2 an# 2S composition. T9e #iameter of t9e *ines t9at ma:e up t9e pro#uction 9ea#er an# pi' *aunc9er are bi''er t9an t9ose for t9e f*o*ines an# test 9ea#er /e6pose# to t9e same con#itions 9ic9 means t9e amount of s9ear a*on' t9e a** is *oer an# 9ence t9e in9ibition is more effective. A*so7 t9e corrosion in9ibitor is supp*ie# to t9e pro#uction 9ea#er t9rou'9 mu*tip*e injection sites7 so if one injector 'oes #on7 t9ere is sti** a 'oo# supp*- of corrosion in9ibitor supp*ie# t9rou'9 t9e ot9er f*o*ines. Refer to Appen#i6 2 for t9e corrosion mo#e* resu*ts. 2S partia* pressure is ;.22:+a s-stem7 9ic9 is *ess t9an t9e *eve* prescribe# bNAC% !R;18" ISO 1"1" for sour service /;.3:+a. oever7 'iven t9at t9e 2S composition is c*ose to t9e sour *eve* it is 'oo# in#ustr- practice to specifsour service re@uirements to a**o for acci#enta* e** sourin' etc. %6terna* corrosion of 9i'9 temperature pipin' in a marine environment. +ipin' i** be prone to 9i'9 coatin' brea:#on an# 9en coup*e# it9 t9e fact t9e pipin' is on unmanne# p*atforms7 t9en a corrosion a**oance of 1."mm s9ou*# be consi#ere#. Instea# of usin' carbon stee*7 #up*e6 stain*ess stee* ma- be use#. T9e #up*e6 stain*ess stee* must be coate# to operate at 11;QC
!ateria%s
+ipin'7 )*an'es an# )ittin's Sour service carbon stee* it9 corrosion a**oance an# e6terna**- coate# it9 14;Lm t9ic: T9erma**- Spra-e# A*uminium an# sea*e# it9 an A*:-# Si*icone. >a*ves7 /inc*u#in' (>O Carbon stee* bo#- it9 Incone* 2" over*a- of ette# areas an# e6terna**- coate# it9 14;Lm t9ic: T9erma**- Spra-e# A*uminium an# sea*e# it9 an A*:-# Si*icone. )asteners Refer to Section 8. for 'ui#ance.
Corrosion A%%o=ance
Ot)er Corrosion 0rotection
1.
.;mm Inc*u#in' /1."mm e6terna* if no cre#it 'iven to p bufferin' from pro#uce# ater.
2.
3mm if 66 accept cre#it #ue to p bufferin' from pro#uce# ater.
Corrosion in9ibitor to be injecte# upstream of t9e c9o:e va*ves. T9e pipin' s9ou*# be iso*ate# from t9e incomin' 'as *ift riser usin' a !ono*it9ic Iso*ation Foint /!IF *ocate# after t9e (ast >a*ve Off.
+a'e "4
9.3
Uti%it ' *+uipment
9. 3. 1
/ ue% ,as S'st ems
OperatinService
De9-#rate# natura* 'as it9 composition #efine# in Section 3.3.2.
!a(imum Temperature
;QC
0ressure
12";psi /42;:+a
Corrosion Dama-e !ec)anism6s8
Interna* corrosion #ue to et 'as from intermittent process upsets or resi#ua* ater from preBcommissionin'. See corrosion rates in Appen#i6 2 ca*cu*ate# usin' NORSOG !"; an# #iscussion in Section ".1. Corrosion i** on*- be #ue to occasiona* upsets of t9e p*atform #e9-#ration unit. So corrosion is e6pecte# to be mar'ina*.
Topsi#e pipin' e6pose# to marine environment.
2S partia* pressure is 4.:+a7 9ic9 is 'reater t9an t9e *eve* prescribe# bNAC% !R;18" ISO 1"1" for sour service /;.3:+a. So sour service rate# materia*s are re@uire#. %6terna* corrosion from marine environment. !iti'ate corrosion usin' protective coatin's. !ateria%s
+ipin'7 fittin's an# f*an'es Sour service carbon stee* it9 corrosion a**oance. >a*ves Carbon Stee* =o#- it9 31( trim. )asteners Refer to Section 8. for 'ui#ance.
Corrosion A%%o=ance
3.;mm
Ot)er Interna% Corrosion 0rotection
Ni*
+a'e "5
9. 3. 2
O pen Drai n s
+a'e ;
OperatinService
Spi**a'es from c9emica* injection s-stem7 *ubricants7 fue* 'as s:i# pans7 pi' receiver #ebris. Topsi#e pipin' e6pose# to marine environment
!a(imum Temperature
;QC
0ressure
Atmosp9eric
Corrosion Dama-e !ec)anism6s8
T9e open #rain s-stem is to be resistant to a variet- of 9-#rocarbons an# c9emica*s. T9e #rains i** be e6pose# to aci#ifie# ater from process trains. Corrosion rates are not e6pecte# to be 9i'9 'iven t9e #rains are at ambient temperature an# atmosp9eric pressure. T9e #rains i** co**ect so*i# matter an# t9erefore i** be e6pose# to un#er #eposit corrosion. Due to t9e intermittent use of t9e #rains t9ere is a ris: t9at t9e pipin' i** be e6pose# to sta'nant f*ui#s. Open #rains are often contaminate# it9 microbacteria7 9ic9 *ea#s to fou*in' an# b*oc:a'e an# !IC fai*ure of most meta*s. !ateria*s suc9 as &R+BC i** provi#e suitab*e corrosion resistance an# re@uire *ess inspection. Open #rain s-stems are often *eft off inspection pro'rams. A*ternative*- 9eav- a** carbon stee* can be use#. T9e open #rain vesse* is 2;;;mm *on' 6 5;;mm #iameter an# contains 2 eirs an# a #oncomer. Due to t9e siJe of t9is vesse* an# t9e comp*e6it- of t9e interna* appurtenances7 it is recommen#e# t9at t9e vesse* be ma#e of #up*e6 stain*ess stee*. UNS S322;" is recommen#e# in t9is case as it is supp*ie# it9 a minimum 'uarantee# mo*-b#enum content 9ic9 i** 9e*p impart better corrosion resistance. If a *ar'er #iameter vesse* can be accommo#ate# on t9e an# p*atform topsi#es7 t9en t9e vesse* ma- be manufacture# usin' 9eav- a** carbon stee*. T9e insi#e of t9e vesse* is to be coate# it9 a '*ass f*a:e epo6- or =e*Jona 1351. T9e eirs s9a** be ma#e to be bo*te# into p*ace after t9e vesse* is coate#. T9e e#'es of t9e eirs s9ou*# be roun#e# to ensure an# an even coatin' over t9e e#'e 9ic9 i** be susceptib*e to #ama'e if not t9ic: enou'9. T9e eirs s9a** be coate# usin' t9e same s-stem use# for t9e vesse* interna* coatin'.
!ateria%s
+ipin' &*ass Reinforce# +*astic /&R+BC eav- a** carbon stee*. >a*ves Nic:e* a*uminium bronJe is common for &R+ pipin' s-stems. )or carbon stee* pipin' use# rubber *ine# carbon stee* va*ves )asteners Refer to Section 8. for 'ui#ance. Open #rain vesse* s9ou*# be fabricate# form UNS S322;" Dup*e6 Stain*ess Stee*. +ump Carbon stee* it9 martensitic stain*ess stee* impe**ers.
Corrosion
mm for carbon stee*.
+a'e 1
A%%o=ance Ot)er Interna% Corrosion 0rotection
+ipin' to be free #rainin' an# free from *o spots an# #ea# *e's. +rovision for t9e intermittent #osin' of bioci#e s9a** be inc*u#e# on eac9 #rain *e'. Interna* eirs of t9e carbon stee* vesse* to be removab*e for easier coatin'.
9 . 3. 3
B en t a n# C % os e# D r ai n s an # Ben t S cr ub b er
OperatinService
Co**ection of *i@ui# an# vapour stream from f*o*ine #rains an# vents7 an# *i@ui#s from t9e open #rain sump.
!a(imum Temperature
;QC
0ressure
1"; psi.
Corrosion Dama-e !ec)anism6s8
)*ui#s enterin' t9e c*ose# #rains from t9e process s9ou*# be at *o pressure7 t9us a**oin' t9e use of carbon stee* it9 a 3mm corrosion a**oance.
!ateria%s
+ipin'7 f*an'es an# )ittin's Carbon stee*
To re#uce t9e ris: of #ama'e from sta'nant f*ui#s t9e pipe or: must be #esi'n to be free #rainin' avoi#in' *o spots an# #ea# *e's.
>esse* an# +ipin' >a*ves Carbon stee* it9 31( trim )asteners Refer to Section 8. for 'ui#ance. >ent scrubber Carbon stee* an# interna**- coate# it9 a &*ass )*a:e %po6- or =e*Jona 1351. +ump Carbon stee* it9 stain*ess stee* impe**ers Corrosion A%%o=ance
3.;mm
Ot)er Interna% Corrosion 0rotection
+ipin' to be free #rainin' an# free from *o spots an# #ea# *e's.
9 .3 .
C )e mi ca % In je ct io n 0a c@ a- e
C9emica* injection i** be from t9e 666 p*atform it9 on*- pipin'7 #istribution manifo*#7 c9o:es an# injection points provi#e# on t9e 66 an# 66 p*atforms. +ipin' s9a** be AST! A25 &ra#e 31( it9 a 'uarantee# minimum2." !o*-b#enum an# ma6imum Roc:e** = 9ar#ness of 4;. )ittin's s9a** a*so be 31( it9 a 'uarantee# minimum2." !o*-b#enum.
+a'e 2
9 .3 ."
C CB T 0 o= er , en er at io n
T9e C*ose# C-c*e >apour Turbines /CC>T is a proprietar- supp*ie# items an# t9e ven#or s9a** be responsib*e for ensurin' t9e materia*s of construction are suitab*e. As a minimum t9e CC>T s9a** be supp*ie# in UNS S31;3 austenitic stain*ess stee* in comp*iance it9 ISO1"1".3 NAC% !R;18".
9 .3 .4
< '# ra u% ic 0i pi n- S's te ms
-#rau*ic pipin' s9a** be AST! A25 &ra#e 31( it9 a 'uarantee# minimum 2." !o*-b#enum an# ma6imum Roc:e** = 9ar#ness of 4;. )ittin's s9a** a*so be 31( it9 a 'uarantee# minimum2." !o*-b#enum. If pipin' is to be e6pose# to temperatures 'reater t9an ;QC t9en tubin' an# fittin's s9a** be 2"Cr super #up*e6 stain*ess stee* or aste**o- C28 /UNS N1;28.
9 .3. ?
I nst ru me nt at io n
Due to t9e sour service con#itions in t9e 66 fie*#7 t9e instrumentation use# in #irect contact it9 t9e pro#uction an# 'as *ift e@uipment an# pipin' s9a** be constructe# out of materia*s in comp*iance it9 ISO 1"1". In a** cases7 t9e instrument supp*- ven#or s9a** c9ec: t9e materia*s of t9eir instrument for compatibi*it- it9 t9e process con#itions. Instrumentation pipin' /inc*u#in' compression fittin's7 an# screen #evices is acceptab*e for an# in UNS S31;;7 provi#e# t9e e6posure temperature of t9e tubin' is maintaine# be*o ;QC. If t9e e6posure temperature is 'reater t9an ;QC7 t9en t9e tubin'7 compression fittin's an# associate# tubin' e*ements7 s9a** be 2"Cr super #up*e6 stain*ess stee* /UNS S328"; or aste**o- C28 /UNS N1;28. A** tubin' s9a** comp*- it9 t9e re@uirements of ISO 1"1"B3 for ma6imum sour service e6posure con#itions /temperature7 an# p 2S an# materia* 9ar#ness. UNS S3;;; /&ra#e 3; an# its #erivatives s9a** not be use# for an- e@uipment on 66 or 66. UNS S3;;; is susceptib*e to c9*ori#e stress corrosion crac:in' at temperatures c*ose top ambient con#itions an# t9erefore cannot be use# for pressure containment. UNS S3;;; is 9i'9*- susceptib*e to pittin' in marine environments an# t9erefore is not appropriate for instrument enc*osures or junction bo6es. !ateria*s se*ection information for a** ot9er instrumentation is provi#e# in Tab*e 4 B12. Tab%e 9&12 Instrumentation !ateria% Se%ection C)art Instrumentation
T9ermoe**
+ressure &au'e Sitc9 %*ement Soc:et
(eve* Instruments
Service
!ateria%
Temp M ;QC
UNS S31;;
Temp P ;QC
UNS N1;28 /aste**o- C28
Temp M ;QC
UNS S31;;
Temp P ;QC
UNS N1;28 /aste**o- C28
Temp M ;QC
=o#- C9amber UNS S31;3 /31( Disp*acer )*oat UNS S31;3 /31(
Temp P ;QC
=o#- C9amber N1;28 /aste**o- C28 Disp*acer )*oat N1;28 /aste**o- C28
Transmitter
Temp M ;QC
=o#- B UNS S31;3 /31(
+a'e 3
Instrumentation
Service
Contro**er
!ateria%
%*ement B UNS S31;3 /31( Temp P ;QC
=o#- B N1;28 /aste**o- C28 %*ement B N1;28 /aste**o- C28
Contro* >a*ves !onoB=*oc: >a*ves
Temp M ;QC
=o#- B UNS S31;3 /31( Trim B UNS S31;3 /31(
Temp P ;QC
=o#- Carbon Stee* /Sour Service Trim B N1;28 /aste**o- C28
Safet- >a*ves
Temp M ;QC
=o#-=onnet B UNS S31;3 /31( NoJJ*e Disc UNS S31;3 /31( Sprin' =e**os UNS N;2" /Incone* 2"
Temp P ;QC
=o#-=onnet Carbon Stee* /Sour Service NoJJ*e Disc UNS N1;28 /aste**o- C28 Sprin' =e**os B UNS N;2" /Incone* 2"
Orifice +*ate
Temp M ;QC
)*an'e =o#- B UNS S31;3 /31( +*ate B UNS S31;3 /31(
Temp P ;QC
)*an'e =o#- B UNS N1;28 /aste**o- C28 +*ate B UNS N1;28 /aste**o- C28
!u*tip9ase )*ometer
!ateria*s to be a#vise# b- t9e ven#or for approva* b- %+I(.
+a'e
9 .3 .9
a s) Do =n at er S's te m
OperatinService
,ater co**ecte# from t9e 9e*i#ec:
!a(imum Temperature
Ambient
0ressure
Atmosp9eric
Corrosion Dama-e !ec)anism6s8
,ater from t9e 9e*i#ec: i** contain c9*ori#es as9e# from t9e surface.
!ateria%s
Tan: &R+ or +o*-prop-*ene /++ it9 UNS S31;3 austenitic stain*ess stee* fittin's.
Topsi#e marine environment.
>a*ves &R+7 ++ or Nic:e* a*uminium bronJe for &R+ pipin' +ipin' &R+ or ++. Corrosion A%%o=ance
Ni*
Ot)er Interna% Corrosion 0rotection
None
+a'e "
5.
! AT AT * R I A S * * C T I O N & 0 I 0 * I N * S
5. 1
! at at er er i a% a% s an an # C or or r o s i on on A% A% %o % o = an an c e
5 . 1. 1. 1
i ne n e pi p i p e ! an a n uf u f a ct ct u ri ri n - 0 ro r o c es es se se s
)or t9e *inepipe siJes /DN4;7 DN1;;7 D3"; consi#ere# for t9e -#ra #eve*opment t9ere are to *inepipe manufacturin' processes common*- use#7 t9e- are •
Seam*ess *inepipe manufacture b- +i*'er or !annesmann processesH
•
i'9 )re@uenc- In#uction /or Resistance ,e*#e# *inepipe /),.
=ot9 processes are e6tensive*- use# t9rou'9 t9e oi* an# 'as in#ustr- for t9e transport of oi* an# 'as pro#ucts in bot9 sour an# nonBsour app*ications. app*ication s. Tra#itiona**-7 ), *inepipe 9as not been t9e preferre# c9oice for 'aseous service #ue to t9e ris: of t9e e*#e# seam sp*ittin'. T9ere 9ave been ver- fe inci#ents of subsea ), pipe*ines sp*ittin' a*on' t9e seam since e*#in' fre@uencies 9ave increase# to e** above 4;:J in t9e ear*- 158;[s. Common e*#in' fre@uencies are no of t9e or#er of 1";B3;;:J an# t9is pro#uces consistent 9i'9 @ua*it- e*#s. oever7 it 9as not been unti* 2;;;[s t9at ), pipe 9as been use# e6tensive*- for 'aseous service. service . T9ere are severa* e6amp*es in Austra*ia 9ere 9ere ), 9as been been use# for 'aseous 'aseous serviceH serviceH t9ese inc*u#e inc*u#e sa*es 'as in in t9e Tasm Tasmania ania &as +ipe*ine /3;;K :m *on' an# ra 'as at t9e Santos +atricia =a*een #eve*opment /2:m *on'. A revie of t9e supp*- recor#s of to Fapanese *inepipe mi**s an# one Gorean *inepipe mi** s9os t9at sour ), *inepipe 9as been use# offs9ore b- Arco in t9e UG7 ,oo#si#e in Austra*ia an# Nors: S9e** in Nora- it9 stren't9 *eve*s e@uiva*ent to t9ose consi#ere# for t9e -#ra #eve*opment /; to ". T9ese ere or#ere# or#ere# as ear*- as 155;. 155;. Specific #etai*s about about t9e c9emistr- for t9ese fie*#s fie*#s are not #etai*e# on t9e mi**s supp*- 9istor- s9eets. Nippon Stee* in i:ari Cit-7 Fapan7 c*aim to be pro#ucin' a *ot more sour service DN> *inepipe it9 2"; tonnes of sour *inepipe pro#uce# per mont9 b- t9is mi** /2; of pro#uction. +rob*ems suc9 as preferentia* preferentia* corrosion of t9e e*# seam un#er 9i'9 CO2 an# sour service con#itions are no *on'er a prob*em #ue to t9e improve# 9omo'eneit- ac9ieve# it9 mo#ern *inepipe e*#in' mac9ines7 t9is is #emonstrate# in t9e *aborator- report from Nippon Stee* in Appen#i6 Appen#i6 ". !o#ern mi** NDT tec9ni@ues tec9ni@ues uti*ise automatic u*trasonic u*trasonic testin' to inspect t9e strip e#'es prior to e*#in'7 t9e fu** pipe bo#- an# t9en t9e e*# seam to ensure t9e e*# seam is #efect free. T9is *eve* of NDT is unprece#ente# for an- ot9er *inepipe form. Oi* 9as been *on' transporte# subsea in ), pipes. ,9en ), pipe is use# to an# from p*atforms it is a norma**norma**accepte# practice to ma:e t9e risers out of seam*ess *inepipe in p*ace of t9e ),. ,it9 t9e cost of ), in 2;;8 current*- at `US5";tonne an# seam*ess *inepipe current*- at `US22;;B US`2";;tonne t9e use of ), is increasin' it9in t9e oi* an# 'as in#ustr-. If cost an# sc9e#u*e become priorit- #rivers for t9e -#ra project t9en it is recommen#e# t9at furt9er investi'ation be carrie# out on t9e viabi*it- of ), pipe in sour mu*tip9ase service b- surve-in' t9e various *inepipe mi**s supp*-in' DN> OS )1;1 comp*iant ), *inepipe. Unti* suc9 furt9er investi'ation can be un#erta:en to #emonstrate t9e suitabi*it- of ), for t9e 66 project t9en it is recommen#e# t9at t9e )%%D procee#s on t9e basis of seam*ess *ine pipe t9rou'9out.
5 .1 . 1 .2 .2
0 ip i p e% e % in i n es e s : Ri Ri se s e rs r s & *( * ( po po rt rt
T9e pipe*ines an# risers for t9e 66 an# 66 e6port pipe*ines to 66s9a** be #esi'ne# an# manufacture# in accor#ance it9 DN> OS )1;1. T9e *inepipe s9a** be rate# for sour service even t9ou'9 t9e 2S partia* pressure is just be*o t9e critica* *eve* #efine# in ISO 1"1" NAC% !R;18". T9e *inepipe i**
+a'e
re@uire a mm corrosion a**oance base# on t9e conservative corrosion mo#e**in' /refer to Appen#i6 2 resu*ts an# not ta:in' cre#it for potentia* benefit of p bufferin' from an- pro#uce# ater t9at mabe present in t9e pro#uction stream. T9is corrosion a**oance is base# on a corrosion in9ibitor in9ibito r efficienc- of 55 an# avai*abi*it- of 547 9ic9 is in *ine it9 t9e pro#uction up time specifie# in t9e -#ra Desi'n =asis for e@uipment e@uipment avai*abi*it- Ref 1. Section 8..2. T9e c9oice of process of manufacture is at 66 #iscretion7 t9e DN> OS )1;1 #esi'nations are summarise# be*o. •
DN> OS )1;1 S!(S &ra#e 1" ISD
•
DN> OS )1;1 ), &ra#e 1" ISD.
Accor#in' to t9e t9e #esi'nations #esi'nations above t9e t9e *inepipe 9as t9e fo**oin' fo**oin' supp*ementarsupp*ementar- re@uirements re@uirements •
S!(S7 seam*ess *inepipeH
•
),7 i'9 )re@uenc- ,e*#e# *inepipeH
•
&ra#e 1"7 1"!+a S!$S or e@uiva*ent to A+I "( ;H
•
(eve* 1 NDT7 re@uire# for 'aseous an# mu*tip9ase serviceH
•
Sour service supp*ementar- re@uirement /SH
•
%n9ance# #imensiona* properties /D7 to assist it9 constructabi*it-.
T9e riser sp*as9 Jone s9a** re@uire protection over an# above t9at for t9e submer'e# riser an# t9e topsi#e pipin' #ue to t9e et7 c9*ori#e aerate# environment. An e6terna* corrosion corrosion a**oance a**oance for t9e atmosp9eric atmosp9eric an# an# sp*as9 Jones Jones base# on on t9e fo**oin' fo**oin' ru*e of t9umb Riser corrosion a**oance 2mmK1mm /TB2;1; So for t9e 66 an# 66 risers at 11;QC7 11;QC7 t9e e6tra corrosion a**oance a**oan ce ou*# re@uire to be 11mm. 11mm. T9is corrosion a**oance is impractica* an# conventiona* po*-c9*oroprene /neoprene coatin's are not suitab*e for operatin' continuous*- at 9i'9 temperatures as t9e- i** a'e 9ar#en an# fracture. T9erefore it is propose# to insta** a !one* c*a# stee* s*eeve in t9e riser sp*as9 Jone usin' a carbon stee* s*eeve beteen t9e !one* an# t9e riser pipe7 t9e carbon stee* s*eeve in effect becomes t9e corrosion a**oance. a**oance . It is propose# t9at t9e s*eeve be fabricate# from a 12mm ro**e# p*ate an# t9e !one* c*a##in' be 3mm. )or t9e risers at 667 t9e e6terna* corrosion a**oance for t9e riser can be re#uce# #ue to t9e *oer arriva* temperature temperat ure of 34QC at an# 8QC at . oever7 'iven t9e importance of t9ese risers an# t9e severit- of t9e corrosion environment it is recommen#e# to #up*icate t9ese !one* c*a# s*eeves at a** pro#uction risers. %+I( 9ave #irecte# t9at t9e pipe*ine an# riser materia* a** t9ic:ness s9ou*# be i#entica*.
5 .1 . 1 .3 .3
0 ip i p e% e % in i n es e s : Ri Ri se s e rs r s H ,a , a s if if t
T9e pipe*ines an# risers for t9e 66 'as *ift pipe*ines to 66 an# 66 s9a** be #esi'ne# an# manufacture# in accor#ance it9 DN> OS )1;1. T9e *inepipe s9a** be rate# for sour service. . T9e corrosion corrosi on mo#e**in' /refer to Appen#i6 2 resu*ts 9ave overBestimate# t9e corrosion rate as t9e mo#e* assumes t9e 'as is saturate#7 9ic9 is not t9e case. In or#er to temper t9e overBestimation overBestimation of t9e corrosion a**oance a va*ue for t9e amount of time t9e pipe*ine i** be e6pose# to et 'as as #erive# an# use# to proportion t9e corrosion rate #on. In t9is instance it as assume# t9at t9e pipe*ine i** be e6pose# to up to ; #a-s per -ear /1 of offBspecification 'as an# 9ence i** be e6pose# to
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corrosive con#itions. con#itions. T9e corrosion a**oance a**oance as #erive# as 1 of t9e ca*cu*ate# corrosion corrosion rate assumin' t9at t9e corrosion in9ibitor injection s-stem is 1;; avai*ab*e for t9e s9ort #urations t9e 'as is offBspecification. offBspecific ation. T9e mo#e* for t9e 'as pipe*ine #oes not assume t9e 'as *ift pipe*ine i** be operate# 9en t9e 'as is offBspecification an# t9e in9ibitor s-stem is off*ine7 as t9is ou*# be consi#ere# #oub*e jeopar#-. It is recommen#e# t9at if t9e in9ibition is off*ine an# t9e 'as #e9-#ration train a*so 'oes #on7 t9en pro#uction is s9ut in unti* eit9er unit is brou'9t bac: bac: on *ine. T9e corrosion a**oance #erive# for t9e 'as *ift *ine is 3.;mm base# on t9e out*et con#itions. T9e pipe*ine i** transport for most of t9e time it9 #e9-#rate# sa*es 'as. In case of upsets it is recommen#e# t9at t9e pipe*ine be pi''e# to c*ear an- ater out of *o *-in' areas in t9e pipe*ine. pipe*ine. )or a sma** #iameter 'as pipe*ine it is recommen#e# t9at t9e pipe be manufacture# usin' t9e seam*ess process. •
DN> OS )1;1 S!(S &ra#e 1" ISD /Doub*e Ran#om (en't9H or7
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DN> OS )1;1 &ra#e "; IS+D Coi*e# (ine +ipe it9 DN> OS )1;1 S!( &ra#e 1" ISD for t9e risers.
Accor#in' to t9e t9e #esi'nations #esi'nations above t9e t9e *inepipe 9as t9e fo**oin' fo**oin' supp*ementarsupp*ementar- re@uirements re@uirements •
S!(S7 seam*ess *inepipeH
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&ra#e 1"7 1" !+a S!$S or e@uiva*ent to A+I "* ;H
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(eve* 1 NDT7 re@uire# for 'aseous an# mu*tip9ase serviceH
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Sour service supp*ementar- re@uirement /SH
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%n9ance# %n9ance# #imensiona* properties /D7 to assist it9 constructabi*it-H constructabi*it-H
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(ine pipe e6pose# to p*astic #eformation e6cee#in' 2 supp*ementar- re@uirement /+ re@uire# for Coi*e# (ine +ipe.
T9e 'as *ift risers at 66 an# 66i** operate continuous*continuous*- at temperatures *ess t9an ;QC7 an# a sp*as9Jone coatin' provi#e# b- a 9i'9 @ua*it- po*-c9*oroprene i** be sufficient. As for t9e e6port pipe*ine7 t9e ID of t9e riser s9ou*# be matc9e# to t9at of t9e pipe*ine to ensure free passa'e of pi's. )or t9e 'as *ift pipe*ines it ma- be re@uire# to procure a sma** or#er of riser pipe /DR( if pipe*ine is procure# as coi*e# *ine pipe. pipe. In t9is case t9e riser procurement i** be *ess t9an "; tonnes an# accor#in' to DN> OS )1;1 t9e *inepipe mi** is not re@uire# to con#uct manufacturin' proce#ure @ua*ification @ua*ificat ion testin'. T9is is acceptab*e provi#e# t9e mi** performs C9arp- >Bnotc9 impact testin' over a ran'e of temperatures form K2;QC to B;QC to s9o t9at t9e risers 9ave sufficient *o temperature temperature tou'9ness at t9e minimum #esi'n temperature for t9e pipe*ine.
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0 ip i p e% e% in i n e / it i t ti ti nn- s
+ipe*ine fittin's s9a** be manufacture# in accor#ance it9 DN> OS )1;1 Section 8 an# s9a** be for'e# in accor#ance it9 t9e re@uirements re@uirement s of AST! AST! A5. An- subsea f*an'es s9a** 9ave a rin' 'roove t-pe 'as:et. T9e 'as:et s9a** be manufacture# from Incone* 2" an# t9e rin' 'roove s9a** be e*# over*a-e# it9 Incone* 2".
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C ) em em ic i c a% a % I nj n j e ct ct i on o n % in i n e 6/ 6 / %a % a t &0 &0 ac a c @8 @8
T9e c9emica* injection s-stem i** be supp*ie# from t9e 66 usin' eit9er a f*at pac: or conventiona* umbi*ica*. T9e f*at pac: umbi*ica* is a simp*e four stee* 9ose umbi*ica* umbi*ica* it9 a po*-meric outer s9eat9. It is recommen#e# t9at t9e f*at pac: be ma#e up usin' continuous 31( tubin' an# a po*-prop-*ene outer s9eat97 if t9e ven#or cannot 'uarantee t9e performance or @ua*it- of t9e e6terna* coatin' of t9e
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tubin' over t9e #esi'n *ife t9en consi#er #up*e6 stain*ess stee*. T9e umbi*ica* ven#or s9a** arrant t9e #esi'n of t9e f*atBpac:7 inc*u#in' materia* performance.
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C % am pi n - a n# St r ap pi n - m at er i a% s
T9e )*atB+ac: ma- be pi''-bac:e# from 66to 66 an# 66 on t9e 'as *ift pipe*ine. If t9is is #one7 t9en t9e )*atB+ac: s9ou*# be strappe# usin' a comp*iant7 -et tou'9 strappin' materia*. A meta**ic strap is not recommen#e# if t9e strap is to contact t9e )*atB+ac: outer s9eat9 as t9e meta**ic strap can cut into t9e umbi*ica* outer s9eat9. Ot9er operators insta**in' pi''-bac: *ines 9ave use# Gev*ar tm straps to secure t9e pipes to'et9er. T9e Gev*ar is ver- stron' an# ten#s not to 9ave t9e s9arp e#'es t9at meta**ic straps create. Gev*ar strappin' is more e6pensive t9an meta**ic ban#in'.
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Coatin- S'stems
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0 i pe % in e An t i& Co rr os i on C o at i n- S ' st e m
)=% coatin's become increasin'*- 9-#roscopic it9 increase in operatin' temperature t9is *ea#s to #isbon#ment of t9e coatin' from t9e stee* substrate. It is for t9is reason t9at )=% app*ie# to submarine pipe*ines is *imite# to a ma6imum continuous operatin' temperature some9at *oer t9an t9at specifie# in #r- con#itions. T9e ma6imum operatin' temperature of )=% in submerse# et service is some 2; #e'ree *oer t9an for #r- serviceH it is not recommen#e# to consi#er )=% coatin's for subsea service at continuous operatin' temperatures in e6cess of 5;C. As t9e pro#uction pipe*ine operates at a temperature over 1;;QC t9en t9e practica* c9oice of *inepipe coatin' recommen#e# is a 2mm 3B*a-er po*-prop-*ene coatin'. T9e temperature profi*es 'enerate# #urin' t9e f*o assurance stu#ies s9o t9at t9e pro#uction *ine temperature i** not #rop be*o 5;QC for at *east 3;;;m from t9e 66riser base an# 2;;;m from t9e riser base. AntiB s*ip ban#s ma- be necessar- to be fi6e# to t9e po*-prop-*ene coatin' to stop t9e concrete ei'9t coatin' from s*ippin' off t9e pipe #urin' insta**ation. )or t9e *o temperature 'as *ift pipe*ines /ma6imum continuous operatin' temperature];QC t9e recommen#e# coatin's are •
2mm 3(+% for coi*e# *ine pipe insta**ation
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;."mm )=% for risers an# #oub*e ran#om *en't9 *ine pipe
T9e 'as *ift pipe*ine i** not be concrete ei'9t coate#.
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R is er C oa ti n- S 's te ms
AT!OS0<*RIC ON* T9e atmosp9eric Jone above t9e riser 9an'Boff f*an'e s9a** be coate# usin' an U*tra i'9 =ui*# epo6-. T9e coatin' s9a** be app*ie# to a D)T of 1;;;B1";;Lm an# s9a** be app*ie# to a C*ass 2." /near 9ite meta* b*ast c*eane# surface it9 a 8"B1;; Lm an'u*ar profi*e. T9e atmosp9eric Jone beteen t9e top of t9e sp*as9 Jone coatin' s9eat9 s-stem to t9e /an# inc*u#in' t9e riser 9an'Boff f*an'e s9a** be coate# usin' a f*ame spra-e# po*-prop-*ene. T9e f*ame spra-e# coatin' s9a** be 2";;Lm t9ic: an# be free from porosit- /test usin' a 9o*i#a- tester. T9e f*ame spra-in' proce#ure
Gev*ar is a re'istere# tra#ename of t9e Du+ont or'anisation.
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s9a** be @ua*ifie# an# teste# prior to app*ication to t9e 66 an# 66 risers. T9e Coatin' +roce#ure ?ua*ification s9a** be itness b- 66 or its representative.
S0AS< ON* Riser sp*as9 Jones are t-pica**- coate# it9 +o*-c9*oroprene rubber for temperatures up to 5;QC an# for temperatures above t9is7 t9en !one* ;; /UNS N;;; c*a##in' or s9eat9s an# use#. )or 66an# 66 9ere temperature of t9e e6port riser is 11;QC7 t9en !one* ;; is t9e best c9oice for sp*as9 Jone protection. If e6terna* !one* c*a##in' is use# t9e minimum t9ic:ness s9a** be 3mm c*a# over carbon stee* ro**e# p*ate of 12mm t9ic:ness. T9e bottom en# /";;mm of t9e !one* s9eat9 s9a** be s9op coate# usin' t9e same coatin' s-stem as t9e submer'e# Jone coatin' to minimiJe t9e potentia* for 'a*vanic attac:. Simi*ar*-7 t9e top section. s9a** be coate# for a #istance of 3;;mm it9 t9e atmosp9eric Jone coatin' to avoi# 'a*vanic attac:. )or t9e 'as *ift risers it is recommen#e# t9at +o*-c9*oroprene rubber be use# for t9e riser sp*as9 Jone protection.
SU;!*R,*D ON* T9e submer'e# Jone s9a** be coate# in accor#ance it9 t9e coatin' use# for t9e main pipe*ine coatin'. ;."mm )=% for 'as *ift risers 2.;mm for t9e 3B*a-er po*-prop-*ene risers.
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Cat)o#ic 0rotection
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S ac ri fi ci a% An o# e S's te m
T9e pipe*ine s-stems s9a** be protecte# usin' sacrificia* ano#es. T9e ano#es s9a** be of t9e brace*et t-pe ma#e of &a*vanum III. T9e #esi'n of t9e amount an# position of brace*et ano#es s9a** be in accor#ance it9 DN> R+ =;1H t9is is more conservative t9an DN> R+ )1;3 Ref 12 but i** provi#e 'reater protection s9ou*# coatin' app*ication not be in strict accor#ance it9 DN> R+ )1;7 9ic9 R+ )1;3 is #epen#ent.
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C o rr o si o n 0 r ot e ct i o n S ' st e m I s o %a t i on H ! I J s
T9e subsea pipe*ine an# riser s9a** be e*ectrica**- iso*ate# from t9e p*atform jac:et C+ s-stem an# t9e topsi#e pipin'. T9e insu*ation s9ou*# be ma#e usin' 9i'9 inte'rit- insu*ation joint suc9 as a mono*it9ic iso*ation joint. Care s9a** be ta:en to ensure t9at t9e !IF is not s9ort circuite# b- pipe supports or t9rou'9 contact beteen t9e riser an# t9e jac:et c*amps. Riser c*amps s9a** be *ine# it9 Neoprene rubber to ensure t9e riser is e*ectrica**- iso*ate# from t9e jac:et C+ s-stem. Insu*atin' 'as:ets sets s9a** be use# to iso*ate t9e #up*e6 stain*ess stee* f*o*ines from t9e pro#uction an# test 9ea#ers. An- #rain or vent connections ma#e to t9e #up*e6 stain*ess stee* f*o*ines s9a** a*so be e*ectrica**- insu*ate# usin' insu*atin' 'as:et :its.
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ASS*T INT*,RI T$ ! AN A,*!*NT
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,e ne ra% 0)i% oso p) '
T9ere s9ou*# be an inte'rit- mana'ement p*an #eve*ope# for t9e 66 +*atform base# an# subsea assets. T9is inte'rit- mana'ement p*an s9ou*# aim to provi#e t9e fo**oin' outcomes •
+rovi#e a #ocumente# an# au#itab*e s-stem t9at enab*es oner to measure an# mana'e t9e onB'oin' ris: of t9e 66 an# 66 p*atforms an# intrafie*# pipe*inesH
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%nsure t9at t9e environmenta* an# safet- inte'rit- of t9e s-stem is maintaine# b- #etectin' an#eterioration before *ea:a'e of pro#uction f*ui#sH
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%nsure t9at t9e assets remain fit for purposeH
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%nsure t9at t9e assets function in accor#ance it9 t9e *e'is*ative approva*s for t9e #eve*opmentH
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To ensure t9e assets continue to meet t9e pro#uction re@uirements of t9e #eve*opmentH
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To prevent brea:#ons an# unp*anne# outa'esH
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To enab*e corrective action to be carrie# out in a time*- manner an# to maintain t9e s-stems fai*ure ris:s to As (o as Reasonab*- +ossib*e /A(AR+.
T9ese outcomes s9ou*# be obtaine# b- #ocumentin' a s-stem t9at consi#ers a** of t9e corrosion activities as part of t9e s-stem operation. T9e fo**oin' activities are consi#ere# core corrosion en'ineerin' activities7 9ic9 form a part of t9e Inte'rit- !ana'ement +*an •
Corrosion miti'ation /refer to Sections 4 an# 5H
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Corrosion monitorin' /refer to Section 11H
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Corrosion #ata co**ection an# assessment /refer to Section 12.
T9is s-stem is best #ocumente# prior to t9e commissionin' of t9e s-stem an# s9ou*# incorporate input from bot9 t9e corrosion inspection en'ineer as e** as operations staff 9o i** be responsib*e for a *ot of t9e #ata 'at9erin' an# corrosion miti'ation e@uipment operation.
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R ec om m en #e # Ro ut i ne ! ai n te n an ce Ac t i vi t ie s
+*anne#routine activities are #efine# as t9ose activities t9at 9ave #efine# interva*s an# *ocations in 9ic9 t9e- are carrie# out. T9is section #etai*s t9e t-pe of activities t9at s9a** be inc*u#e# as part of t9e +anna inte'rit- mana'ement s-stem. T9e t-pe of activities7 *ocations an# interva*s in 9ic9 t9e- are con#ucte# can var- #epen#in' on t9e fo**oin' •
>ariation in operatin' con#itionsH
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T9e #etection of anoma*iesfai*uresH
• A#vent of ne tec9no*o'-.
It is recommen#e# t9at 66( prepare a ris: base# inspection p*an to assist in t9e preparation of a traceab*e an# au#itab*e p*atform an# pipe*ine mana'ement p*an. Suc9 a p*an s9a** #ocument an# justif- activities7 *ocations an# return perio#s re@uire# to mana'e onB'oin' ris:.
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It is t9e responsibi*it- of t9e Corrosion an#or Inspection %n'ineer to 9ave t9e most up to #ate :no*e#'e of t9e process7 corrosion mec9anisms an# monitorin' tec9no*o'ies avai*ab*e an# references in t9e 66 an# 66 inte'rit- mana'ement s-stem.
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0 os si b% e U np %a nn e# Ac t iv it ie s
Unp*anne# or nonBroutine activities re*ate to items suc9 as corrosion fai*ures /i.e. *ea:s7 ruptures or *oss of faci*itiesuti*ities7 an# unp*anne# or opportunistic inspections /suc9 as 9avin' an RO> avai*ab*e #urin' subsea interventions. ,9i*e it is impossib*e to provi#e *on' term p*ans for t9ese situations7 it is possib*e to 9ave in p*ace proce#ures7 or response p*ans7 t9at enab*e t9e capture an# assessment of inspection resu*ts arisin' from t9ese activities. Opportunistic inspections ma- resu*t from an anoma*- 'enerate# from ot9er inspections or monitorin' activities. Information from t9ese activities s9ou*# be processe# in t9e same manner as t9e routine inspections7 inc*u#in' t9e use of t9e #ata as input into t9e corrosion ris: assessment.
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11.
CORROSION !ONITORIN,
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Ai m
T9e aim of corrosion monitorin' is to ensure t9at t9e #esi'n *ife i** not be a#verse*- compromise# #urin' service an# to ensure t9e safe an# economic operatin' *ife of a faci*it-. T9e monitorin' maa*so be use# to optimise inspection interva*s as part of a ris:Bbase# inspection /R=I pro'ramme an# to #etect c9an'es in corrosivit- t9at i** inva*i#ate inspection perio#s or en#an'er t9e p*ant. T9e primar- p9i*osop9- is t9at corrosion monitorin' i** be specifie# 9en 1. C9an'es in t9e operatin' environment can *ea# to si'nificant increase in t9e corrosivit- of t9e environment toar#s carbon stee*7 eit9er it9 or it9out corrosion in9ibitors. 2. (oss of corrosion in9ibition i** *ea# to rapi# meta* *oss. 3. T9e outcome of corrosion monitorin' can *ea# to time*- reBassessment an# a#justment of t9e s-stem of corrosion mana'ement. . !onitorin' cou*# *ea# to optimisation of in9ibitor #osin'. T9e functiona* re@uirement of t9e corrosion monitorin' s-stem is t9at it s9a** #etect an# @uantiftren#s in t9e corrosivit- of t9e f*ui#s an# s9a** #o so it9in a time frame s9ort enou'9 to enab*e t9e Operator to insti'ate or a#just corrosion miti'ation measures before si'nificant meta* *oss 9as occurre#.
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! on it or in - an # Tes ti n- / ac i% it ie s
S-stems potentia**- at ris: of corrosion i** re@uire corrosion monitorin' faci*ities7 suc9 as corrosion coupons or corrosion probes. ,9ere monitorin' is re@uire#7 to access fittin's s9ou*# be insta**e# for t9e purpose of monitorin' it9 e*ectrica* resistance /%R probes an# corrosion coupons. T9e probes an# coupons s9a** be of a t-pe an# #imension suc9 t9at t9e sensitive e*ement s9a** be in t9e ater p9ase. T9e fo**oin' points s9a** a*so be ta:en into consi#eration •
Some s-stems i** a*so nee# samp*in' points for c9emica* ana*-sis.
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S-stems at ris: of bacteria contamination i** re@uire bioBprobes an#or samp*e points.
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Ot9er testin' faci*ities re*evant to corrosion an# inte'rit- mana'ement i** be necessar- in t9e appropriate s-stem.
• A** carbon stee* s-stems i** re@uire Non Destructive Testin' at some point in t9eir service *ife.
Some s-stems i** re@uire routine /e.'. mont9*- or @uarter*- NDT at Sentine* points. • A** e@uipment s9ou*# be #esi'ne# an# *ocate# consi#erin' t9e re@uirement for corrosionB
monitorin' tec9nician an#or inspector access. • A** *ocations for corrosion monitorin' an# samp*in' s9ou*# be c*ear*- mar:e# on +EIDs an#
Isometric #rain's. (ocations for Ge- +oint UT at Sentine* points s9ou*# be mar:e# on Isometric #rain's.
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11.3
! oni tori n- !et )o #s
Corrosion monitorin' s9ou*# not re*- on just one met9o# an# s9ou*# use an- met9o# t9at enab*es an operator to estimate or measure t9e corrosion rate occurrin' in service of an item of p*ant7 or t9e corrosivit- of a process stream. T9e main met9o#s fa** into t9e fo**oin' cate'ories 1. OnB*ine corrosion monitorin' tec9ni@ues to assess corrosion rates an# c9an'es in corrosivitit9 time7 suc9 as e*ectrica* resistance probes7 e*ectroc9emica* probes7 fie*# si'nature monitorin' /)S!7 f*e6ib*e u*trasonic trans#ucer mats /)*e6imats7 bioBprobes an# corrosion coupons. 2. Ana*-sis of process streams for pressure7 temperature7 pro#uction rates7 f*ui# c9emistr-7 CO 2 an# 2S 'as concentrations7 ater content7 #e point7 #isso*ve# o6-'en7 p7 corrosion pro#uct /)e an#or !n concentrations7 bioBactivit-7 c9emica* treatments /e.'. #ose rate7 fre@uenc- an# resi#ua* *eve*s. !onitorin' an# inspection are over*appin' tas:s t9at nee# to be put in p*ace to confirm 1. Actua* versus pre#icte# corrosion rates 2. +rocess parameters are it9in #esi'n *imits 3. Correct operation of contro* measures . Current con#ition of e@uipment !onitorin' encompasses t9e on'oin' monitorin' of t9e corrosion process an# t9e measures ta:en to contro* it7 9ereas inspection provi#es mec9anica* inte'rit- assurance an# #atum points a'ainst 9ic9 corrosion monitorin' can be re*ate#7 ca*ibrate# an# @uantifie#. Inspection tec9ni@ues to assess c9an'es in a** t9ic:ness7 ca*ibrate onB*ine corrosion monitorin' an# #etect materia* #efects7 pittin' an# crac:in'7 inc*u#e u*trasonics /UT7 ra#io'rap9-7 t9ermo'rap9-7 visua* e6amination7 #-eBpenetrant7 e##- current an# ma'netic partic*e inspection. Detai*in' of inspection re@uirements is outsi#e t9e scope of t9is #ocument.
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C o rr os io n ! on i to ri n - Tec )n i +u es a n # *+ u ip m en t
T9e fo**oin' monitorin' tec9ni@ues s9a** be use#. ,9ere corrosion monitorin' is to be performe# at an i#entifie# *ocation7 access fittin's s9ou*# be provi#e# for t9e use of bot9 an %R +robe an# a corrosion coupon.
1 1. . 1 * % e c t r i ca % R e s i st a n c e 6 * R 8 0 r o b e s •
%R probes s9a** be use# in 9-#rocarbon process environments suc9 as 'as an# con#ensate *ines.
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)*us9 mounte# %R probes mounte# at t9e o[c*oc: position ma- be use# in seet /i.e. nonB 2S containin' 'asoi*ater environments.
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Tubu*ar %R probes s9a** be use# if space access prevents t9e *ocation of access fittin's for f*us9 mounte# probes at t9e o[c*oc: position /or 9ere t9ere are concerns in pro#uce# ater *ines t9at iron su*p9i#e #eposits ma- cause bri#'in' an# crevice corrosion. ,9ere tubu*ar %R probes are use#7 particu*ar*- for 'as circuits an# if mounte# at t9e 12 o[c*oc: position7 t9e- s9a** be of sufficient *en't9 t9at t9e sensitive e*ement is positione# at "mm above t9e bottom of t9e *ine.
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+robes s9a** be of t9e retractab*e t-pe7 it9 e*ements manufacture# from stee* of t9e same t-pe as t9e pipin' s-stem bein' monitore#7 rate# for t9e pressure of t9e s-stem bein' monitore#.
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T9e probes s9a** be supp*ie# comp*ete it9 a probe a#aptor to ma:e cab*e connection to t9e probe.
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)or eac9 probe supp*ie# an i#entica* probe s9a** be supp*ie# as a spare. A** spare e*ements s9a** be proper*- protecte# in >CI paper to e*iminate corrosion or contamination prior to use.
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Remote Data Co**ectors /RDCs s9ou*# be use# in remote *ocations an#or in critica* s-stems 9ere *oss of corrosion in9ibition or process contro* cou*# resu*t in rapi# meta* *oss. !easurement fre@uencies s9ou*# be set initia**- at ;Bminute interva*s7 but t9is can be increase# or #ecrease# /#on to "B1" minutes if re@uire# #epen#in' on t9e service e6perience. )or 9i'9*- critica* s-stems7 suc9 as at t9e in*et to t9e !TABTC++ pipe*ine7 t9e use of #ata transmitters *in:e# to t9e TC++ contro* room s9ou*# be consi#ere# in or#er to provi#e au#ib*e an# visua* a*arms an# initiate corrective action if preset G+Is are e6cee#e#.
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Coupons s9ou*# be insta**e# 9erever %R probes are use# to provi#e supp*ementarinformation7 particu*ar*- for corrosion morp9o*o'- /e.'. pittin'7 erosionerosionBcorrosion. Coupons s9ou*# be remove# at interva*s of 1 to 3 mont9s #epen#in' on t9e corrosivit- of t9e environment an# or t9e *i:e*i9oo# of *oss of in9ibition or process contro*.
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Coupons ma- be strip t-pe7 *a##er t-pe or f*us9 #isc t-pe.
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,9ere strip t-pe coupons are use# in access fittin's mounte# at t9e 12 o[c*oc: position7 t9e *en't9 of t9e coupon an# coupon 9o*#er s9ou*# be or#ere# suc9 t9at tip of t9e coupon is 9e*# appro6imate*- "mm from t9e pipe bottom.
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%ac9 coupon 9o*#er s9a** be a retractab*e t-pe an# a**o positionin' of t9e coupons as re@uire# to obtain t9e optimum position at t9e bottom of t9e pipe 9ere t9e corrosive a@ueous p9ase is most *i:e*-. Coupon 9o*#ers s9ou*# be supp*ie# it9out coupons. Strip an# *a##er t-pe coupon 9o*#ers s9a** be capab*e of 9o*#in' tin coupons.
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%ac9 coupon s9a** be supp*ie# preBei'9e# it9 a seria* number an# t9e ei'9t c*ear*- s9on. )or eac9 coupon 9o*#er7 /four pairs of coupons s9ou*# be supp*ie# to provi#e a minimum of one -ears monitorin'. Coupons s9ou*# be supp*ie# in#ivi#ua**- rappe# an# protecte#.
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In#ustr- accepte# stan#ar#s for t9e use of coupons coverin' coupon preparation7 c*eanin' an# inspection7 an# reportin' of information inc*u#e a. AST! &
Con#uctin' Corrosion Coupon Tests in +*ant %@uipment
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+ractice for %6amination an# %va*uation of +ittin' Corrosion
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+ractice for +reparation of !eta**ur'ica* Specimens
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(aborator- Immersion corrosion Testin' of !eta*s /covers c*eanin' of coupons
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+reparation an# Insta**ation of Corrosion Coupons an# Interpretation of Test Data in Oi*fie*# Operations
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1 1. . 3 ; a ct e ri a % ! o n i t or i n - a n # ; i o pr o b es In or#er to #etect an# @uantif- t9e propensit- for microbia**- in#uce# corrosion /!IC it is necessar- to @uantif- bot9 t9e p*an:tonic /mobi*e an# sessi*e /surface a#9erin' bacteria in accor#ance it9 A+I R+ 34. =acteria* monitorin' usin' bioprobes i** not be re@uire# for t9e 66 an# 66 pipe*ines7 but p*an:tonic bacteria s9ou*# be assesse# perio#ica**- /e.'. mont9*- b- removin' a samp*e from t9e respective pi' receivers on 66 after pi''in' operations into a sea*e# stan#ar# seria* #i*ution :it at t9e samp*e site.
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0 roc ess S tr eam ! on it or in-
+rocess stream monitorin' for t9e pro#uction s-stem s9ou*# comprise •
)*o rate /'ascon#ensate
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Temperature an# pressure
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CO2 in t9e 'as p9ase
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,ater c9emistr- an# ironman'anese counts in t9e ater from t9e pipe*ines
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So*i#s pro#uction
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+ro#uction c9emica* a##itions /rate an# t-pe an# perio#ic measurement of in9ibitor resi#ua*s
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+*an:tonic an# sessi*e bacteria monitorin' in t9e ater from t9e pipe*ines
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Corrosion pro#uct e6amination an# bacteria ana*-sis after c*eanin' pi' runs
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+rocess stream monitorin' for #e9-#rate# 'as streams s-stems s9ou*# a*so comprise testin' of t9e ater #eBpoint of t9e 'as.
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C o rr os io n ! o ni t or i n- I ns t ru m en t at i on
,9ere specifie#7 corrosion measurements for %R probes s9ou*# be ta:en b- eit9er 9an#B9e*# portab*e instruments or fi6e# instrumentation7 as fo**os •
+ortab*e instruments use# to ta:e perio#ic rea#in's for temporar- stora'e an# #on*oa# to a persona* computer or *aptop computer. T9is ma- be appropriate for %R probes *ocate# at t9e 66p*atform 9ere t9ere i** be sufficient staff to perform t9e re@uire# #uties7 but fi6e# instruments ou*# be more appropriate for an unmanne# e**9ea# p*atform suc9 as 6an# 66+.
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)i6e# instruments /Data Co**ection Units for continuous monitorin' at re'u*ar interva*s an# t9e stora'e of t9e corrosion #ata to removab*e memor- mo#u*e for subse@uent #on*oa# to a persona* computer or *aptop computer. T9is is 9i'9*- recommen#e# for an unmanne# offs9ore p*atform suc9 as 66 an# 66
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C OR RO SI ON DATA ! AN A, *! *N T AN D AS S* SS !* NT
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, ene ra % R e+ ui re me nt s
Data mana'ement is an important part of t9e corrosion mana'ement s-stem. T9e overa** purpose is to maintain recor#s of re*evant #ata for ana*-sis purposes.
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D at a Co %% ec ti on /r e+ ue nc '
Data co**ection i** be #epen#ent on t9e inspection pro'ram #eve*ope# for t9e +anna an# !u:ta assets an# t9e samp*in' rate for t9e process con#itions an# corrosion monitors. It is recommen#e# t9at t9is #ata be store# on a #atabase t9at interfaces it9 t9e p*ant contro* s-stems for operationa* #ata. Corrosion #ata s9ou*# be mana'e# as part of t9e overa** pipe*ine inte'rit- mana'ement s-stem.
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Data Stora-e
Data stora'e s9a** be contro**e# in accor#ance it9 t9e @ua*it- assurance re@uirements of t9e operation an# t9e re*evant *e'is*ative re@uirements. !ost #ata i** be e*ectronic an# t9erefore s9ou*# be bac:e#Bup as part of t9e routine #isaster recover- s-stem for t9e operations computer s-stem. A #atabase is recommen#e# for co**atin' inspection an# process #ata as e** as contro**in' 9ar# copinspection recor#s7 p9oto'rap9s an# reports.
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Data Assessment
Data assessment s9ou*# inc*u#e t9e revie of process tren#s an# corrosion monitorin' e@uipment resu*ts. In a##ition to t9e operationa* #ata7 an assessment of t9e fie*# inspection an# maintenance performance it9 re'ar# to t9e in9ibitor injection s-stem avai*abi*it- s9ou*# a*so be carrie# out. T9e tren#s an# instantaneous resu*ts s9ou*# be reviee# a'ainst a benc9mar: or G+I for t9e asset. ,9ere a#verse tren#s are startin' to form t9en corrective action nee#s to be put into p*ace b- t9e fie*# corrosioninspection en'ineer in conjunction it9 ot9er #iscip*ines invo*ve# in operatin' t9e assets as appropriate. +roce#ures s9ou*# be #eve*ope# to ensure stan#ar# met9o#s are emp*o-e# t9at are in#ustr- base# an# ensure repeatabi*it-.
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C orrosion R eport in-
Corrosion reportin' s9a** inc*u#e a** t9e *atest #ata an# comparisons of t9is #ata it9 t9e 9istorica* #ata. T9e report s9ou*# #etai* t9e current operationa* con#itions if #ifferent from norma*7 if t9ere are an- corrective actions re@uire# an# fo**oBup to corrective actions ma#e previous*-. A stan#ar# report format is recommen#e# to ma:e t9e report easier to rea# b- t9e various en# users an# to a**o repeatabi*it- an# comparison of previous #ata. T9e report s9ou*# 9ave a section for conc*usions an# recommen#ations
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C ORROS ION 0*R /OR !AN C* TR AC KIN ,
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It is important to be ab*e to monitor an# eva*uate t9e performance of t9e corrosion mana'ement s-stem. T9e met9o#o*o'- be*o presents one possib*e eva*uation stan#ar#. T9e process of performance measurement inc*u#es consi#eration of •
Settin' performance measures /:e- performance in#icators /G+I[sH
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)re@uenc-H an#
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Corrective Actions.
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K e' 0 er fo rm an ce I n# ic at or s
G+Is ta:e into account five :e- performance areas7 t9ese bein' •
ea*t97 Safet- an# %nvironment G+Is.
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Operationa* G+Is.
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=u#'et G+Is.
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+eop*e G+Is.
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Transition G+Is.
T9e specific G+Is are uni@ue to eac9 process7 an# are outsi#e t9e scope of t9is #ocument. In particu*ar7 t9e fo**oin' G+Is are recommen#e# •
C9emica* corrosion in9ibitor s-stem avai*abi*it-7 tar'et 54.
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OffBspecification 'as *ift 'as /i.e. et7 tar'et M ; #a-s per annum.
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Sca*e in9ibitor s-stem avai*abi*it-7 tar'et 55
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San# #etection measurement an# s-stem avai*abi*it-7 tar'et 55.
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+ipe*ine corrosion monitorin' avai*abi*it- an# temperature an# corrosion rate corre*ations to pre#ictions7 tar'et 55.
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+i' run p*an performance7 p*annin' an# ana*-sis7 tar'et p*an comp*etion inc*u#in' ana*-sis it9in ee:s of p*anne# activit-.
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+rocess samp*e monitorin' an# ana*-sis /inc*u#in' 'as7 *i@ui# an# so*i#s samp*e ana*-sis7 tar'et ana*-sis an# reportin' it9in 1 ee: of p*anne# activit-.
T-pica**-7 t9e G+I[s s9a** be use# to report a'ainst #urin' t9e @uarter*- an# annua* reportin' to !ana'ement.
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C or re ct i ve a n# 0 r eve nt at ive Ac t io n
Substan#ar# performance s9a** be investi'ate# an# reporte# if improvements are to be ma#e an# mista:es e*iminate#. It s9a** fo**o t9e forma* Tec9nica* C9an'e !ana'ement processes.
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,9ere G+I[s 9ave not been ac9ieve# it is important t9at t9e cause/s are i#entifie# an# t9at annecessar- measures to ensure t9at t9e s-stem can be improve# are imp*emente#. It is t9e constant reBe6amination an# incorporation of *essons *earnt t9at *ea#s to improvement of an- inte'ritmana'ement s-stem.
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Appen#i( 1 H Temperature an# 0ressure 0rofi%es /1 +a'e
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Appen#i( 2H Corrosion !o#e% Resu%ts
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Appen#i( 3H ist of Unin)ibite# *vents
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UNIN
A *istin' of potentia* unin9ibite# events t9at s9ou*# be consi#ere# is 'iven in t9e tab*e be*o. T9is is not an e69austive *istH ot9er event ma- occur in specific insta**ations. Tab%e 1L
Unin)ibite# *vents
*vent
Detection s'stem
Contro% s'stem options
Incorrect in9ibitor arrives at site
+9-sica* tests on in9ibitor 9en it arrives on site.
?C s-stem on in9ibitor supp*-
In9ibitor formu*ation c9an'e# b- supp*ier /or t9eir supp*iers Supp*- mi6 up from supp*- base
Comment Impact
+robab*- #etectab*e b- in9ibitor resi#ua*s
Interference in supp*In9ibitor runs out at t9e e**site #ue to ina#e@uate stoc: *eve*s on site or supp*base
!onitorin' amounts use# an# cross c9ec:in'
Stoc: contro* s-stem
G+Is
Automatic *eve* 'au'es Tie in to contro* room a*arms
,ron' in9ibitor *oa#e# into tan: boperators
+robab*- #etectab*e b- in9ibitor resi#ua*s
Trainin' an# +roce#ures
G+Is
In9ibitor tan: a**oe# to run empt-
In9ibitor returns
Trainin' an# +roce#ures
G+Is
Tie in to contro* room a*arms In9ibitor incorrect*- #i*ute#
!onitorin' amounts use# an# cross c9ec:in'
Trainin' an# +roce#ures
In9ibitor +ump =rea:#on
In9ibitor returns
!anua* c9ec:in' )*ometers
+oer fai*ure to pump7 it9 pro#uction sti** continuin'
+ump cou*# be a*arme#
!anua* c9ec:in'
In9ibitor returns
)*ometers
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=ac:up pump options /none7 avai*ab*e in store7 avai*ab*e on site7 automatica**sitc9e# over )ina* option is to s9ut #on pro#uction
*vent
Detection s'stem
Contro% s'stem options
Comment Impact
+oer fai*ure to pump7 it9 9ic9 a*so stops pro#uction
+ump cou*# be a*arme#
!anua* c9ec:in'
!a- 9ave *itt*e or no impact /#epen#s on corrosion rate an# in9ibitor persistenc- in nonBf*oin' con#itions
)*ometers
In9ibitor #e*iver- from tan: to injection *ocation fai*s /*ine b*oc:a'e7 fai*ure
In9ibitor returns
)*ometers
In9ibitor se*ection re*ate#. Use portafee# t-pe tan:s /c*eane# re'u*ar*-7 rat9er t9an permanent tan:s 9ic9 mabui*# up #eposits
Injection rate incorrect*- set
!onitorin' amounts use# an# cross c9ec:in'
Trainin' an# +roce#ures
Operatin' con#itions c9an'e7 re@uirin' a c9an'e of injection rate 9ic9 is not carrie# out
Trainin' an# +roce#ures
+i''in' re@uire# for #istribution of in9ibitor an# not carrie# out.
Trainin' an# +roce#ures
O6-'en a**oe# to enter t9e s-stemH corrosion in9ibitor ineffective a'ainst O6-'en corrosion =acteria a**oe# to enter t9e s-stemH corrosion in9ibitor ineffective a'ainst !icrobio*o'ica**- in#uce# corrosion
G+I
Cu*tures from ater samp*es
Operatin' environment c9an'es an# in9ibitor becomes tota**- ineffective
G+I
rep*acement in9ibitor 9as to be se*ecte#
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Appen#i( H C)emica% Datas)eets 6" pa-es8
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