
Corrosion control in atmospheric distillation units
Crude oil, which originates in natural deposits, contains components such as groundwater and sediments, causing corrosion and economic losses in its processing.
Crude oil, which originates in natural deposits, contains components such as groundwater and sediments, causing corrosion and economic losses in its processing.
Atmospheric distillation is the most prevalent and dominant unit operation in chemical industries requiring distillation of large volumes of fluids.
Pulsed Current Cathodic Protection (PCCP) offers superior corrosion control in buried pipelines over traditional methods.
Pipeline corrosion and erosion monitoring is crucial to minimize unplanned shutdowns and preserve the integrity of industrial assets.
Hydrogen is a promising energy vector, but its transport and storage face challenges related to corrosion and diffusion.
Ultrasonic sensor networks monitor corrosion in real time, detect failures and reduce operating costs, increasing industrial safety.
Identifies problems such as electrical interference and high soil resistivity in cathodic protection systems.
Identifying and assessing CUI requires reliable methods in the face of physical barriers and hidden conditions.
SCC compromises metallic structures by combining mechanical stress and corrosion, requiring environmental control and appropriate material selection.