Electrochemical and Gravimetric Study on Corrosion Inhibition of Carbon Steels Exposed to Oilfield Produced Water
Luis Quej Ake,
J. L. Alamilla,
A. Contreras
Abstract:Abstract. Two corrosion inhibitors (CI) were evaluated to study the protection behaviours of three carbon steels: X52, X60, and X70 in an oilfield produced water. The water was subjected to unstirred condition and a rotation speed of 600 rpm to simulate a stagnant and homogeneous solutions, respectively, it is in pipelines at temperature range of 30 °C to 60 °C. The internal corrosion rate and inhibition efficiencies were measured using polarization curves and gravimetric tests, complimented with the surface a… Show more
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