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| Jul12-10, 03:03 AM | #1 |
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Material selection for sour/acidic service
I am facing some problems regarding material selection for sour/acidic service of
raw natural gas due to the presence of H2S & CO2 gas. According to the common practice if the raw gas contains <4 ppmv H2S & <6 mol% CO2 then we consider this as a sweet service and we can use carbon steel (SA-516 Gr. 70) for both piping and vessel materials. However if the recommended limits exceed then we have some concerns regarding material selection. 1. In the presence of free water and CO2 (above 6 mol%) in the raw gas please tell me the material selection criteria. Either we can use normalized carbon steel or we have to go for SS material due to the acidic attack of CO2 to the material . Please also tell me is there any option to go for simple carbon steel upto specific temp and pressure conditions in this acidic conditions. 2. If both H2S & CO2 present in the raw gas then please tell me the material selection criteria for this sour service nature. Please recommend the material in that condition where H2S lie in SSC (Sulphide stress cracking) region according to NACE MR0175. For these two conditions please tell me what material should be used in regeneration section of Amine Unit (Where highly corrosive envoirment exists due to CO2 or H2S in presence of free water). Please note that I am asking the material selection for gas sweetening and gas dehydration plants. Your cooperation will be highly anticipated. Regards, Nauman khurshid |
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