Corrosion Laws of Injection Pipe in Hafaya Oilfield
Received:March 06, 2018  Revised:June 25, 2018
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DOI:10.7643/ issn.1672-9242.2018.06.013
KeyWord:L80 steel  injection well  corrosion  Halfaya oilfield
                    
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CUI Ming-yue Engineering Technology Center of China Petroleum Exploration and Development Research Institute, Beijing, , China
WANG Qing-hua Engineering Technology Center of China Petroleum Exploration and Development Research Institute, Beijing, , China
WEN Ning-hua Anke Engineering Technology Research Institute Beijing Co., Ltd, Beijing, , China
LI Da-peng Anke Engineering Technology Research Institute Beijing Co., Ltd, Beijing, , China
ZOU Chun-mei Engineering Technology Center of China Petroleum Exploration and Development Research Institute, Beijing, , China
LI Hui-xin New Material Technology Research Institute, University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing, , China
ZHANG Lei New Material Technology Research Institute, University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing, , China
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Abstract:
      Objective To reasonably select wellbore materials and carry out corrosion prevention. Methods Through the autoclave simulation Halfaya oilfield water injection corrosion environment, effects of temperature, pressure and pH on the corrosion law of L80 steel in injection well were studied. Results With the increase of the experimental temperature, the corrosion products of the sample surface were loosen, the protection ability of the samples was worsen, and the corrosion rate of the L80 pipe got higher. With the increase of injection pressure, the corrosion rate became higher, and the local corrosion was worsen. In the acid environment, with the increase of pH, the corrosion rate of L80 decreased, and the main corrosion occurred. The corrosion products are mainly iron oxide and CaCO3 scale. Conclusion The research work provides certain technical support for wellbore material selection and corrosion prevention.
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