NACEMR0175ISO1516腐蚀规范运用指导.pptVIP

CAPP Guide to MR0175/ISO1516 Ray Goodfellow Pangea Solutions Inc. Chairman of the CAPP Committee on Guide to MR0175/ISO15156 Overview History of MR0175 Background on CAPP Sour Materials Subcommittee CAPP committee document, review of the major sections: NACE MR0175 / ISO 15156 Interpretation and Maintenance Important changes from NACE MR0175 to NACE MR0175/ISO15156 Equipment user’s application guideline for MR0175/ISO 15156 History for the Development of NACE MR0175 Oil production and drilling equipment began to fail in Canada and the Western United States as reserves were developed that contained hydrogen sulfide (H2S ). The mode of failure was sulfide stress cracking (SSC) that occurred below the conventional mechanical design stresses for equipment. Failure could occur in days to months after exposure. Failure was below the yield strength and often brittle in nature. Stronger and harder materials chosen to allow for greater mechanical design stresses failed, while softer materials did not. Lab testing and field experience determined that SSC could only occur with a susceptible material under a threshold tensile stress was exposed to liquid water with a critical threshold concentration of H2S. History for the Development of NACE MR0175 Fatalities from an accident in West Texas prompted the Texas Railroad Commission to ask the industry to write a document to help prevent such incidents in the future. NACE members came together to write MR0175, the first materials recommendation from NACE issued in 1975. An upstream version NACE MR0103 was developed for refinery use and issued in xxxx MR0175 2002 to MR0175/ISO 15156 Significant changes to the document It is not always easy to interpret the changes An industry group was formed under CAPP to develop a guideline to the document Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) represent 150 companies that explore for, develop and produce natural gas, n