External corrosion assessments of pipeline systems encompass two critical factors: time and
space (location). Field measurement databases, laboratory testing, and theoretical …

Corrosion of oil and gas transmission pipelines is a serious industrial problem with
potentially catastrophic environmental and financial consequences. A finite element model …

Internal and uniform corrosion caused by the presence of corrosive gases CO 2 and/or H 2 S
in the inner stream is the major inherent concern of the oil and gas industry regarding its …

A predictive model for pitting corrosion in buried pipelines is proposed. The model takes into
consideration the chemical and physical properties of the soil and pipe to predict the time …

To quantify the progress of corrosion damage and develop pipeline integrity management
strategies, it is necessary to establish a reliable corrosion growth model. Due to the …

Underground steel pipelines are protected by coatings and cathodic protection (CP). The
pipeline corrosion occurs when the coating is disbonded away from a defect or holiday to …

Under deposit corrosion (UDC) is a serious risk in the industry, threatening critical failures in
oil and gas pipelines, boiler and heat exchanger tubes, cooling systems and wastewater …

Under-deposit corrosion (UDC) and microbiologically influenced corrosion under deposits
(UD-MIC) have increasingly been identified as severe forms of localized corrosion …

Recently, the authors proposed a new predictive model for pitting corrosion in underground
pipelines. The model is based on field measurements of maximum pitting corrosion depth …

This paper presents an updated review of the external corrosion and failure mechanisms of
buried natural gas and oil pipelines. Various forms of external corrosion and failure …