Corrosion testing of carbon steel in aereated geothermal brine

Corrosion testing of carbon steel in aereated geothermal brine [electronic resource]

Two major problems are associated with the use of cooled geothermal water as coolant for the 5 MW(e) Pilot Power Plant at Raft River. They are: (1) a scaling potential owing to the chemical species present in solution, and (2) the corrosive nature of the geothermal water on carbon steel. A water tre...

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Corporate Authors: Idaho National Engineering Laboratory (Researcher), Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory (Researcher)
Format: Government Document Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Idaho Falls, Idaho : Oak Ridge, Tenn. : Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory ; distributed by the Office of Scientific and Technical Information, U.S. Dept. of Energy, 1981.
Subjects:
Corrosion.
Organic Compounds.
Geothermal Fluids.
Cleaning.
Power Range 1-10 Mw.
Functional Models.
Cooling Towers.
Thermal Power Plants.
Alkanes.
Mechanical Structures.
Pitting Corrosion.
Geothermal Power Plants.
Pacific Northwest Region.
Fluids.
Alloys.
Power Plants.
Steels.
Iron Base Alloys.
Pilot Plants.
Energy Systems.
Scaling.
2-methylpropane.
Cooling Systems.
Corrosive Effects.
Carbon Steels.
Towers.
Usa.
Corrosion Inhibitors.
North America.
Chemical Reactions.
Idaho.
Hydrocarbons.
Iron Alloys.
Raft River Valley.
Geothermal Energy.

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