Application of Titanium Alloy and Titanium-Based Coatings in a Gate Valve during Oil Production

2021

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DOI 10.4028/www.scientific.net/msf.1022.159
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Abstract

In the Caspian region, the Tengiz oil field has a high content of sulfur, salts and mechanical impurities, which contribute to the rapid deterioration of equipment. The use of titanium alloy allows reducing corrosion wear 2-3 times. Based on the analysis of the design of the slide gate valve, the most exposed parts were identified, which were replaced by Grade 5 titanium alloy. Bench tests of the slide gate valve were put into operation. Laboratory work was carried out to apply titanium-based coatings to steel samples. The result was a structure with a microhardness of 730-810 HV sufficient to protect it against corrosion wear.