Training Pipeline Internal Corrosion Control & Monitoring

Training Applied Corrosion Prevention

Training Corrosion In Sea Water Injection System

INTRODUCTION

This special practical approach course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of applied corrosion prevention, control and monitoring techniques for oil and gas surface facilities equipment and pipeline, combating internal corrosion damages using chemical inhibitor injection, and to improve personal skill and ability to control, monitor and evaluate the results of pigging operation and chemical injection with corrosion coupon, scale coupon, ER corrosion probes and LPR corrosion probes.

METHODS

To help the participants to get comprehensive understanding about this program the course will be delivered in the form of classroom exposition, case studies and open discussion. Course materials will be handed out as hard and soft copy.

OBJECTIVES

After completion of this course, participants will be able to:
1. Broaden or reshape their knowledge on the related subjects of his or her area of responsibility, learn more detail about internal corrosion control and monitoring, and understand how to select and use of corrosion inhibitors and chemicals.
2. Understand what internal corrosion is, how to detect, predict and monitor their growth, and how to control these serious problems in the pipeline.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

This course is for either corrosion engineers or non corrosion engineering personnel who involve in oil & gas operations and maintenance, pipeline and asset integrity management, pipeline inspection and pigging, material purchasing, chemical selection and injection, hazard and HSE management, and any corrosion related activity.

COURSE CONTENT

1. Oil, condensate, gas, and water flowing in the pipeline
2. Corrosion in water re-injection system and the injection line
3. Corrosion in sea water injection system
4. The role of H2S, CO2, and acidic impurities in the fluid
5. Nature of H2S corrosion, pitting and stress corrosion cracking
6. Nature of CO2 corrosion
7. Sour corrosion and top of line corrosion problems
8. Microbial induced corrosion mechanism and its related problems
9. Corrosion caused by SRB and the pitting mechanism
10. Corrosion caused by oxygen penetration
11. Examples of corrosion damage and pipeline leakage
12. Corrosion monitoring methods in oil & gas field
13. Oil & gas filed corrosion prevention methods
14. Corrosion control with inhibitors and the selection of suitable corrosion inhibiting chemicals
15. Dosage and injection methods of corrosion inhibitors
16. SRB control with biocides and the selection of suitable and low risk biocide formula
17.  Dosage and injection methods of biocides
18. Oxygen control by de-aeration and chemical injection, and the selection of suitable oxygen scavenger
19. Dosage and injection methods of oxygen scavenger

INSTRUCTOR

Ir. Y. Agus Jayatun, M.T& Team