| Abstrakt: |
For the first time, a chloroprene reagent (named as Z-1) has been used against corrosion in various aggressive environments under laboratory conditions. The corrosion protection properties of the reagent Z-1 have been studied in formation waters taken from oil wells No. 2646, 33151, 4012, 31193 and 33016 in operation at Balakhani Oil OGED. Samples made of Ct3 and P-105 brand steels with dimensions of 42x15x5 mm have been used during the tests. Experiments have been performed under dynamic conditions at room temperature for six and twenty-four hours, and the corrosion rate has been determined by gravimetric method. During the experiments, concentrations of 10, 15, 20 and 25 mg/l of Z-1 composition were used. The analysis of results from numerous experiments conducted with both types of steel revealed that the optimal concentration of the composition is 25 mg/l. The protection efficiency of the composition Z-1 in the formation waters of the abovementioned oil wells during the six-hour experiment was as follows: for Ct3 samples, it ranged from 75% to 94%, 75% to 97%, 76% to 98%, 72% to 94%, and 68% to 87%, respectively, while for P-105 steel samples, it ranged from 76% to 96%, 72% to 92%, 73% to 85%, 70% to 90%, and 72% to 96%, respectively. During 24-hour corrosion tests, the protection efficiency of the composition Z-1 was 73-92%, 74-96%, 75-97%, 70-92%, and 66-85% for Ct3 steel samples and 75-94%, 70-91%, 72-83%, 68-89%, and 71-95% for P-105 steel samples, respectively. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
