This application relates to the field of
corrosion assessment model construction technology, specifically to a method and
system for constructing an intelligent assessment model for
corrosion in
subsea pipelines. The method includes: discretizing a concave
pipe section into multiple series-connected computational containers based on pipeline elevation characteristics; determining the
impact mass of liquid plugs overflowing into the rising
pipe section; constructing a scour characteristic index characterizing mechanical scour intensity; using historical detection data to extract the
corrosion depth corresponding to the
chemical corrosion rate benchmark value, obtaining the
erosion wear depth component; performing
regression analysis based on the scour characteristic index and the
erosion wear depth component to determine the wear
conversion factor and establish a mapping relationship between the scour characteristic index and the mechanical scour rate; integrating the
chemical corrosion rate benchmark value and the mapping relationship to construct an intelligent assessment model for corrosion in
subsea pipelines, used to output the comprehensive corrosion rate of the
subsea pipeline based on real-time operating parameters. This allows for accurate early warning of high-risk
thinning events in the
pipe wall of the rising section, significantly reducing the
engineering risk of subsea pipeline perforation and leakage.