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Severe corrosion at the bottom and top of the fracturing fluid tank

2017-01-10View Original

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Hello everyone. The image shows fluid injection for fracturing; both the bottom and top of the tank are severely corroded. Is there any way to address this issue? Are there any recommended materials or anti-corrosion methods?
Reply #22017-01-10
Passing by, the severity of corrosion is closely related to the conditions at the site. It’s not clear what type of anti-corrosion paint was used on the equipment back then; perhaps it would be worth considering using a better anti-corrosion paint instead.
Reply #32017-01-10
Is it corrosion caused by fracturing fluid? I don’t know what fracturing fluid to use
Reply #42017-01-10
It can only be said that neglecting regular maintenance led to today’s situation
Reply #52017-01-10
This thing is not easy to maintain, as there is liquid circulation inside 24 hours a day
Reply #62017-01-11
This post was last edited by goldliyang on 2017-1-12 08:31. This isn’t easy to handle; try asking for help here
Reply #72017-01-11
It’s the issues of atmospheric and soil corrosion

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