X-ray structural studies have shown that with the increase of the life of the pipes, the surface layers of the metal adsorb a significant amount of gases (hydrogen, oxygen and sulfur), especially this is strongly manifested in the field of corrosion defects (ulcers, pitting). Also, it was found that in the process of long-term operation, the metal of the pipe walls is heavily flooded, which directly leads to its brittle and, as a consequence, increased hardness and reduced ductility. Such studies are unique in the subject of corrosion-mechanical resistance of metal and its degradation during long-term operation in the presence of alternating loads and at the same time, the aggressive environments of oil and gas fields.