Abstract:Inner surface of tanks is subject to corrosion due to constant contact with aggressive medium. The greatest danger from the point of view of possible corrosion destruction of steel is water (bottom, lower belts of the tank) and gas-air mixture (roof, upper belt) due to saturation with aggressive components: hydrogen sulfide, carbon dioxide, salts. Failure statistics show that the main reason for the failure of oil tanks (about 70%) is the corrosive wear of the surface that comes into contact with the aggressiv… Show more
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