journal article·2012-04

Grooving corrosion of oil coiled tubes manufactured by electrical resistance welding

Zongyue Bi, Rong Wang, Xiaotian Jing

Corrosion Science· Volume 57
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Abstract

Abstract The characteristics of grooving corrosion of oil coiled tubes by electric resistance welding were investigated by using electrochemical polarization tests and an immersed corrosion test. The welded tube exhibited severe localized corrosion in the welding zone. The post-weld heat treatments reduced the sensitivity of grooving corrosion. A corrosion groove occurred at the fusion line. The local heat treatment for the welding zone at 930 °C adding the whole heat treatment for tubes at 690 °C was beneficial to improve the resistance to the grooving corrosion. The reasons of the grooving corrosion were discussed from the microstructures and chemical compositions of the weld.
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OpenAlex topics: Corrosion Behavior and Inhibition · Hydrogen embrittlement and corrosion behaviors in metals · Welding Techniques and Residual Stresses

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