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Corrosion Control & Operation Maintenance Services


Customization of Corrosion Prevention and Control Strategies

Corrosion Risk Identification and Prevention Strategy (CDPD)

The Corrosion Risk Identification and Prevention Strategy (also known as the Corrosion Control Manual) is the result of collaborative research conducted by the NACE team, introduced to China by ZKWELL. Based on the concept of corrosion integrity management, this strategy involves analyzing corrosion circuits to establish a corrosion risk matrix, thereby identifying key monitoring circuits and areas within the facility. It also defines the Integrity Operation Window (IOW) for each circuit and outlines corrosion monitoring and detection strategies.

Meaning and Function

The top-level design document for corrosion management, which establishes the system for corrosion control.
Clearly identify the corrosion mechanisms and risk levels of each corrosion circuit, and thereby determine the key areas for corrosion control in the unit.
Determine detailed control measures for process corrosion control and equipment corrosion prevention for each corrosion circuit.

Main content

Corrosion loop analysis and corrosion risk identification, integrity operating window, corrosion monitoring and inspection strategies.

Workflow

01

Collect data

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02

Review of Process Operation Conditions

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03

Corrosion Mechanism Assessment

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04

Material Selection/Chemical Program Review

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05

Corrosion Circuit Identification

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06

Corrosion Monitoring and inspection/IOW Identification >>

07

Draw the corrosion circuit

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Risk Assessment

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Form a Document

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Damage mechanism CC-01 CC-02 CC-03 CC-04 CC-05 CC-06 CC-07 CC-08 CC-09 CC-10 CC-11 CC-12 CC-13 CC-14 CC-15 CC-16 CC-17 CC-18 CC-19
Creep/Stress Cracking                                      
Short-term overheating                                      
Erosion                                      
Erosion                                      
Ash corrosion                                      
Lining failure                                      
Cracking in dissimilar metal welds                                      
Liquid-phase corrosion                                      
Low-temperature corrosion at the top of the tower                                      
Acid gas corrosion              

 

                     
Erosion/Corrosion                                      
Galvanic corrosion                                      
Flue gas dew point corrosion                                      
Microbiologically influenced corrosion                                      
Under-deposit corrosion                                      
Corrosion under the insulation layer                                      
Wet H2S damage                                      
Intergranular Stress Corrosion Cracking by Polysulfuric Acid                                      
High-temperature vulcanization                                      
Naphthenic acid corrosion                                      
High-temperature oxidation                                      

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