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NACE Dhahran Section November 30, 2020

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Good Evening!Phil Low/Kelly Baker/Sujay Math

Zerust Oil & Gas (NTI)

[email protected]@[email protected]

Diversified Applications of Vapor Corrosion

Inhibitor (VCI)

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Agenda 1. What are VCI’s and how do they work. P.Low 2. Soil side corrosion “typical” application scenarios for tanks constructed to

API standards. K.Baker3. Soil side corrosion for tanks without liners or with concrete pads P.Low4. VCI/CP interaction on above ground storage tanks. S.Math5. Preservation and pipeline maintenance. P.Low

- CUI and scab repairs using ZIF. P.Low- Preservation and Mothballed equipment. P.Low

6. Pipeline protection during and after hydrotesting/Pipeline Casings. K.Baker. 7. Q&A

What are VCI’s?And how do they work?

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How do VCIs work?5

Aboveground Storage Tanks

Chair: Alfonso Garcia Rojas – Enbridge

Vice Chair: Tim Whited - MESA

NACE TG543 - Standard for External Corrosion Control

of On-Grade Carbon Steel Storage Tank Bottoms

API 2610 - Design, Construction, Operation, Maintenance, and

Inspection of Terminal and Tank Facilities

12.5 Volatile Corrosion Inhibitors (VCI)

API 651 - Cathodic Protection of Aboveground Petroleum Storage

Tanks

API TR655 - Vapor Corrosion Inhibitors for Storage Tanks

Sand Pad – w/Liner

Sand Pad – w/o Liner

Double Bottom – Sand

Double Bottom - Concrete

Concrete or

Asphalt Pad

Foundation Design

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0.5

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1.5

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2.5

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3.5

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0 0.5 1 1.5 2

Meta

l Loss (

Mils

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Elapsed Time (Years)

Underside Injection - Average Corrosion Rate Data

Tank J CR =1.23 mpy

Tank K CR =0.29 mpy

Tank L CR =0.28 mpy

Field Experience – Sand Pad w/Liner

Field Experience – Sand Pad w/Liner

Field Experience – Double Bottom, Sand

Field Experience – Double Bottom, Sand

How Do We Know VCI Works?14

▸ VCI History – other applications

▸ Coupons

▸ Electrical Resistance Probes

▸ Ultrasonic Thickness Probes

▸ Others

▹ Inhibitor Delivery

▹ Gas Detection

How Do We Know VCI Works?15

Corrosion Rate Data

Coupons UT ProbesER Probes

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Thanks for now ! Any questions?You can contact me at: [email protected]

(832) 465-5668

Tanks W/Out Liner - Chime Ring Delivery System CRD/F

Tanks W/Out Liner - Chime Ring Delivery System CRD/F

Tanks W/Out Liner - Chime Ring Delivery System CRD/F

Target Tanks for CRD/F delivery system:

Tanks without liners

To address critical <3-5 mtrs from annulars

Concrete pads (Chime Flood)

New build Concrete pads

New construction pads without liners

In service option for all tank civil configurations.

The Art of Chime Sealing 20

• Create a physical barrier

• Stops water and any further potential containment

Ingress entering underside of the tank bottom

• Ensures VCI’s are contained within the underside

environment

• Can assist with the protection of blading corrosion

around the annular ring.

• Can be applied up the tank wall to protect the corner

weld - be careful with this approach API Inspection

criteria(s) *

• Can be applied to areas surrounding the hold down

bolts.

• New API Standard will Include Chime Seal

Why do so many Fail? 21

• Adhesives/Glues/Resins/Primers

• Adhesion and to multiple substrates

• Movement/Settlement MAIN !!

• Environmental Issues/Contaminants

• UV

• Mechanical Damage

• Disbondment

• Poor Preparation

• Not Following Manufacturers Implementation

procedure

• Can you create a true factory environment in the field

Personal Preference….22

• Viscoelastic • No reactive groups. Inert and

stable.

• Van Der Waals Forces

• Adheres to almost any substrate

• Viscous in nature

• Cold Flow properties

• Non Ageing

• No Disbondment

• Forgiven in a field environment.

• ST2

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Thank you ! Any questions?You can contact me at: [email protected]

(+34) 653109984

Improving CP System Performance for AST Bottoms with VCIs

Sujay Math, Ph.D.

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AST Soil-Side Bottom

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Cathodic Protection and Vapor Corrosion Inhibitors

• Cathodic Protection (CP) systems for tank bottoms • Impressed current anode (large diameter tanks)

• Galvanic anode (small diameter tanks)

• Protection is by polarization of tank bottom in negative direction with respect to native potential: tank bottom cathode

• Vapor Corrosion Inhibitors (VCIs)• Applied as liquid slurry or dry powder, corrosion mitigation is by vapors

• Protection is by chemical action (chemisorption)

• Chemical molecules affect metal/soil interface and retard corrosion rate

• VCI, CP both are effective corrosion control methods

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Cathodic Protection System for ASTs

• Commonly used anodes for CP systems• Mixed-Metal Oxide (MMO) anode for grid system

• MMO anode in coke-breeze sock (Linear anodes) for concentric-ring system

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VCI Delivery Into Sand Base

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CP Anode

Chime Seal Applied

Cathodic Protection and Vapor Corrosion Inhibitors -Standards

NACE

SP0193 : CP Standard

TG 543*: VCIs and Alternative methods Standard

API

API 651 : CP Standard

API 655*: VCI Technical Report

API 2610: Tank Terminals Standard

* New standards

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Electrolyte Resistivity

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VCI Chemistries

Amine-Carboxylate VCIs

• Decreases Resistivity

• Increases pH

API 651: Desired Sand Pad Quality

potable water pH = 7.4

Property Desired Value

Electrical Resistivity

Resistivity

> 10,000 ohm-cm

cm

pH > 8.0

Chloride Levels

Levels

< 10 ppm

Sulfate Levels < 200 ppm

Sulfide Levels < 10 ppm

Electrolyte Resistivity vs. Corrosivity

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Potable Water 3.5% NaCl 5% VCI Potable Water 3.5% NaCl 5% VCI

Day 0 Day 365

Electrolytes Potable Water 3.5% NaCl 5% VCI

Electrical Resistivity, ohm-cm 4400 21 47

Experimental Studies

• Electrical Resistivity of Electrolytes• Potable Water, 3.5% NaCl and 5% VCI

• 4-pin Miller Soil-Box Test

• Weight Loss Coupons (2-inch x 3.5-inch)

• Cathodic Protection Current Distribution• Water Bath Setup (10 ft x 3 ft x 1.3 ft)

• A36 grade steel plate (120-inch x 6-inch x 0.25-inch)

• A36 grade steel coupons (2-inch x 2-inch x 0.25-inch)

• MMO ribbon anode grid system at 5 feet spacing

• DC power supply, constant current mode

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Water bath setup for CP current distribution

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Water bath setup for CP current distribution

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Electrolyte Resistivity

Wenner 4-pin soil resistivity field test method

Simulated Clean Sand:

DI + Potable Water = 24830 ohm-cm

VCI Electrolyte:

2.5 % VCI = 1337 ohm-cm

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Clean Sand 2.5% VCI

Resistivity, ohm-cm 24830 1337

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5000

10000

15000

20000

25000

30000

Resis

tivity,

ohm

-cm

Anode to Tank Bottom Resistance

• NACE CP-4 Manual: AST CP system design

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ρ = 10,000 to 50,000 ohm-cm (wet to dry)

sand resistivity

Anode Throw and Spacing

• NACE CP-4 Manual: AST CP system design

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Rule of Thumb, L = 3.5 d

Cathodic Protection Current Distribution

• Total surface area of steel plate with coupons = 5.15 ft2

• CP current applied• 5 mA (current density = 1 mA/ft2)

• 10 mA (current density = 2 mA/ft2)

• 40 mA (current density = 8 mA/ft2)

• Current distribution from anode• Single point anode

• Anode grid system (5 ft. c/c)

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Simulated Sand Electrolyte: Single Point Anode

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VCI Electrolyte: Single Point Anode

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Simulated Sand Electrolyte: Anode Grid System

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VCI Electrolyte: Anode Grid System

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Conclusions

1. VCIs lower the electrical resistivity of electrolytes due to their ionic strength. Generally,the lower electrical resistivity is indicative of corrosivity; however, this concept does notapply to VCI electrolytes.

2. The coupon immersion test results showed corrosion on potable water and 3.5% NaClelectrolytes, whereas no corrosion is observed on 5% VCI electrolyte coupon, for 365days of continuous immersion. The electrical resistivity of 3.5% NaCl and 5% VCIelectrolyte was similar.

3. Addition of VCIs to the simulated clean sand electrolyte lowered the resultant electricalresistivity of the electrolyte. This effect aided in lower CP anode ground bed resistanceand resulted in uniform CP current distribution and polarization levels on the tank bottomplate.

4. The current required to achieve NACE recommended 100-mV criteria for effective CP waslower for the VCI electrolyte.

5. Using VCI and CP in combination proves to be an effective corrosion protection strategyfor aboveground storage tank soil-side bottoms resting on sand pads.

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Thank you ! Any questions?You can contact me at: [email protected]

ZIF Tape – CUI/Scab Repairs/Flanges

What is ZIF Tape…

1. ZIF tape is a self fused corrosion inhibiting Tape based on silicone elastomers withproprietary corrosion Inhibitor chemistry impregnated into the matrix.

2. ZIF is cold applied and requires only an ST2.

3. Good mechanical properties/robust due to silicone nature.

4. Only bonds to itself, resulting in a very easy removal and easy inspection process.

5. No residues following removal.

6. Translucent allowing visual inspections.

7. Wind/UV stable.

8. Minimizes entire work parties and entire processes resulting in large costsavings. – Explain Inspections/Maximo processes…

9. Great temperature range -40deg.C to +220deg.C

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Areas…

1. Flanges

2. CUI

3. Scab repairs

4. Coating defects

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Winner of the French Oil & Gas

Council Innovation Award for

Zerust’s® ZIF Tape

Flanges…

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AxxaWash10

AxxaWashNW10 After 3hours( CityWater)

WITH WITHOUT

Flanges…

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CUI+ SCAB Repairs …

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CUI+ SCAB Repairs …

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Testimonial…

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Preservation/Warehousing/Mothballing/Stacking…

1. Static/Rotating

2. Electrical and instrumentation (E&I)

3. Engine and Gear Box

4. Hydraulic

5. Water treatments

6. Coatings – Waxes/RP,s

7. Voids/Hulls/Pontoons

8. Trunnions/Dead Legs.

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Preservation/Warehousing/Mothballing/Stacking…Examples.

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Preservation/Warehousing/Mothballing/Stacking…Examples.

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Rust removal/waxes/greases/RP’s

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Pipeline Protection/Pipe Casings

Cased Crossing (Pipe Casing)

Roads

Railways

Waterways

Pipe Casing – Regulatory Status

SP200-2014

Shorts

New / Sealed

Metallic Short

Electrolytic Short

NACE SP200-2014

Appendix A▹Section A3 Treating the Casing Annulus with Corrosion-Inhibiting Products• A3.1 There are two fundamental options available to

accomplish this method of corrosion mitigation inside casings:

• A3.2 Option 1: Fill the Casing with Corrosion-Inhibiting Gel Filler

• A3.3 Option 2: Leave the Casing Annulus Unfilled and Apply a Multiphase Vapor Corrosion Inhibitor System

Multiphase - Dry

VCI – in vapor space SCI – for water in casing

Multiphase - Slurry

VCI – in vapor space SCI – in slurry for water in casing

Corrosion Inhibiting Gel

VCI – in vapor space SCI – in gel for water in casing

Pipelines

VCI Slurry Injection – Non-Piggable66

Gravity Feed VCI

• Treats residual water

along the way

• Volatizes along the

way

• Settles in low points,

treats residual water

Low areas accumulate hydrotest residual water

VCI Slurry Injection – Non-Piggable67

VCI Slurry Injection - Piggable68

VCI Slurry Injection - Piggable69

• Design and materials help mitigate corrosion

• Cathodic Protection is effective in mitigating corrosion

• Standards and Regulations are looking at new tools to combat

corrosion

• Vapor Corrosion Inhibitors are one of those tools

• Field experience indicates that VCIs are effective

Summary

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THANK YOU! Any questions?END OF SESSION.

Osama Dalank (Sogec): Philip Low (Zerust): [email protected] [email protected]