A low water content, supercritical or dense phase carbon dioxide corrosion simulation device and its use and application
A liquid carbon dioxide and supercritical technology, applied in the field of test simulation, can solve problems such as outstanding corrosion problems, difficult problems in anti-corrosion and ground gathering and transportation technology, and inability to simulate and analyze problems
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[0079] Take the X60 steel sheet as the test piece to be tested, complete the clamping of the test piece to be tested and seal the corrosion test reactor 2-1;
[0080] The moisture content required for the design test is 0.07wt.%. The internal volume of the corrosion test reactor 2-1 is 3L. The water content required under the moisture content condition is calculated to be 1.52g, and the required water volume is added to the water injection chamber 1- according to the calculation result. 1;
[0081] With the first valve 3 closed, the water injection chamber 1-1 is deoxygenated for 24 hours, and the corrosion test reactor 2-1 is subjected to CO 2 Deoxygenation 12h and N 2 Deoxygenation 24h;
[0082] Open the first valve 3, and pressurize the water injection chamber 1-1 under the pressure condition of 0.6 MPa for 6 hours through the first liquid carbon dioxide storage tank 1-2, so that the water in the water injection chamber 1-1 enters the corrosion test reaction kettle 2-1 A...
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[0089] The water content required for the design test is 3wt.%, and the water content required under the water content condition is calculated to be 65.20g. The remaining conditions and operations are the same as in Example 1, and the CO 2 Corrosion simulation testing.
[0090] to CO 2 The test pieces obtained from the corrosion simulation test were observed macroscopically, and the photos of the obtained objects are shown in Figure 4 .
[0091] to CO 2 The test pieces obtained from the corrosion simulation test were pickled, and the pickling conditions were the same as those in Example 1. Macroscopically observe the test piece after pickling, and the obtained physical photos are shown in Figure 5 .
[0092] Depend on Figure 4 and Figure 5 It can be seen that the dense phase CO with higher water content (3wt.%) 2 Under these conditions, the X60 steel was severely corroded, and after pickling, there were a large number of local circular pits distributed on the surfa...
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