| DOI: | 10.25699/SSSB.2020.32.4.010 |  |
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NEW ACID CORROSION INHIBITORS FOR OIL PRODUCTION
- E.I. Fedorenko, K.L. Anfilov
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- Abstract: The effect of some organic amines of various structures on the corrosion of low-carbon steel in 2 M HCl, H2SO4, and H3PO4 (25–95 ℃) was studied. The highest results in slowing down the corrosion of steel allows one to obtain a tertiary diamine containing more voluminous substituents. Based on this compound, inhibitor compositions have been developed for the protection of low carbon steel in solutions of mineral acids. These corrosion inhibitors are largely promising for the protection of steel equipment used in the oil and gas industry in case of potential contact with acid solutions. They protect low-carbon steels in the most popular mineral acids (HCl, H2SO4, and H3PO4) over a wide temperature range (25–95 ℃), which is extremely important for the industrial use of acid corrosion inhibitors. The high protective effect of the developed inhibitory compositions upon corrosion of steel in solutions of mineral acids is confirmed by their effective inhibition of the cathodic and anodic electrode reactions of the metal. In this case, mixed inhibitors mainly slow down the anode process.
- Index terms: low carbon steels, mineral acids, corrosion, corrosion inhibitors, mixed corrosion inhibitors, organic amines, tertiary amines.
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