The Role of Sulfur Species in Establishing the Corrosion Reactions in Refinery Metallurgies

Lepore, Justin

doi:10.7939/r34f1mq0t

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“…H2S corrosion induces a breach in the metal, releasing H2S gas into the surrounding surroundings and inflicting substantial environmental harm as well as health dangers to site employees. Temperatures and pressures in equipment are crucial in avoiding corrosion [38]. High temperatures accelerate hydrogen sulphide corrosion; when the distillation unit reaches 210 °C or higher, the quality of the distillate starts to degrade, and the consequences are particularly visible in drilling pipelines used in the oil industry.…”

Section: Corrosion Caused By H2smentioning

confidence: 99%

Corrosion Mechanism and Countermeasures in Oil Refineries - Comprehensive Review

Al_qasaab,

Wafee Hammoud,

Al-Naffakh

2023

Journal of Petroleum Research and Studies

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Due to the international economic growth reliance on petroleum, corrosion is a critical problem for refineries and it has attracted considerable attention in recent times. There is a plethora of knowledge on the prevention of corrosion in petroleum refineries, but it is distributed among several scholarly studies. Therefore, a comprehensive and current analysis of corrosion prevention in refineries is required. Corrosion issues at several refinery units are examined in this paper. In addition, the foundations of the corrosion issue and modern mitigation techniques, like refinery design, cathode safeguard, inhibitors, and covering protection, were investigated. Study concludes by pointing out knowledge gaps, collecting adequate data on refinery facility corrosion, and offering suggestions for future studies.

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Section: Corrosion Caused By H2smentioning

confidence: 99%