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Materials selection, fabrication, postweld heat treatment, inspection, and testing practices for pressure vessels to reduce the likelihood of low-temperature hydrogen damage in wet H2S environments.
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BESTSELLER! Reviews the latest technology regarding materials selection, fabrication, postweld heat treatment, inspection, and testing practices for pressure vessels. The objective of the practices reviewed in the report is to reduce the likelihood of low-temperature hydrogen damage known to occur in wet H2S environments.
Published reports of laboratory tests and plant experience pertaining to the cracking of steels in wet H2S service. Environmental, fabrication, and metallurgical parameters involved in the cracking process.
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Materials used for receiving, storing, and handling commercial grades of aqueous hydrofluoric acid and anhydrous hydrogen fluoride. Materials avoided. Cost of equipment. Corrosive impurities.
Literature on cathodic protection (CP) in the ocean at depths greater than 300 m (1,000 ft). Reports extensively on deep water field test results and operating experiences.