With a chloride content in groundwater of 5000 mg/l, how is the corrosion of seamless steel pipes calculated?

2009-02-26View Original

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The pipelines at our oil production plant were installed the year before last, and they developed perforations this year. The cost of replacing those pipelines is extremely high; we wanted to conduct an analysis and found that the chloride ion level is 5000 mg/l. Is this a high level?

Reply #22009-03-01

The CL content is very high; electrodesalination should be strengthened

Reply #32009-03-02

Electrodesalination? What is the principle?

Reply #42009-03-02

http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=96239

Reply #52009-03-03

According to investigations, a dechlorination reactor can be added

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