There is a significant difference in the anti-corrosion performance of well pipes with and without protection

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There is a significant difference in the corrosion resistance of coated and uncoated well pipes. The following images show well pipes from water injection wells in oil fields after one and a half years of use, showing a comparison between those with coatings and those without them. Without an anti-corrosion coating, scaling and corrosion are severe, while with the anti-corrosion coating (coat thickness of 120 microns), it remains intact. There is little difference between the coating of the used well pipes and that of the laboratory sample pipes.

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There is a significant difference in the anti-corrosion performance of well pipes with and without protection

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