E-book materials~Corrosion Prevention and Protection in Petrochemical Refineries (Table of Contents)
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Preface to Corrosion Prevention and Protection in Petrochemical Refineries In petroleum chemical plants, corrosion in refineries is a serious problem; the types of corrosion mechanisms, the severity of corrosion damage, and its impact on safe production are all greater than those in other types of plants. Understanding the mechanisms of corrosion and mastering anti-corrosion techniques can effectively extend the operational life of equipment and reduce the likelihood of leaks caused by corrosion-induced perforations. It is hoped that the knowledge presented in this book will be of some help to all those working in the marine industry. Table of ContentsChapter 1 Introduction to Corrosion
Section 1 Basic Concepts of Corrosion
Section 2 A Brief History of the Development of Corrosion Science and Technology
Section 3 Classification of Corrosion
Section 4 Hazards of Corrosion
Section 5 Methods for Evaluating Corrosion
Chapter 2 Basic Theories of Protection
Section 1 Importance of Protection
Section 2 Basic Principles of Protection
Section 3 Functions of Corrosion Prevention
Chapter 3 Protection Against Corrosion
Section 1 Proper Material Selection and Medium Treatment
Section 2 Corrosion Inhibition for Protection
Section 3 Protective Coatings
Chapter 4 Common Corrosions and Corrosive Media in the Petrochemical Refining Industry
Section 1 Common Corrosions
Section 2 Several Common Corrosive Media
Section 3 Application Limitations of Common Metal Materials in Equipment
Chapter 5 Selection of Materials for Petrochemical Equipment Against Corrosion
Section 1 Selection of Equipment Materials
Chapter 6 Analysis of Common Corrosion Cases in Petrochemical Production Processes
Section 1 Corrosion-Induced Thinning
Section 2 Stress Corrosion Cracking
Section 3 Hydrogen Corrosion
Section 4 Creep
Section 5 Mechanical Fatigue
Section 6 Fracture under Impact
Section 7 External Corrosion
Appendix: Basic Data Tables Related to Material Selection for Refinery Units