Amer Jarragh / Yousef Khuraibut
This book is a definitive guide to internal corrosion monitoring, assessment, and management for pipeline and oilfield systems. It provides:A logical, step-by-step approach to designing and implementing effective internal corrosion monitoring programs.In-depth technical discussions on corrosion mechanisms, monitoring system placement, sampling analysis, and the use of predictive software and modeling tools.Detailed guidance on critical sampling and monitoring locations across crude oil, gas, and water production systems.Comprehensive tables outlining key testing parameters, methods, and applicable standards for various process streams.Extensive real-world case studies ('coupon cases') that illustrate common and complex corrosion scenarios, including microbiologically influenced corrosion (MIC), pitting, crevice corrosion, and the impact of operational changes.Practical forensics exercises and answer keys to help readers develop analytical skills in diagnosing and mitigating corrosion issues.Integration of corrosion monitoring with risk-based inspection (RBI) methodologies and modern software tools for predictive maintenance and integrity management.The book is designed as both a reference and a hands-on manual for engineers, inspectors, asset managers, and anyone involved in pipeline integrity and oilfield operations.
