The efficacy and function of the oil and gas gathering and transmission corrosion inhibitor (water-soluble) in oilfields are as follows:

Corrosion mitigation: The corrosion inhibitor is designed to address corrosion issues that may arise during natural gas extraction, gathering, and transportation processes, particularly those caused by corrosive media such as H2S, CO2, and saline water. By adding this corrosion inhibitor, the electrochemical corrosion and perforation, pipe cracking, and other corrosion-related problems can be effectively mitigated, prolonging the pipeline’s service life and reducing maintenance and repair costs.

High efficiency and stability: The corrosion inhibitor exhibits remarkable corrosion inhibition efficiency and excellent stability. Even in high-corrosion environments, it maintains its effectiveness and is less susceptible to external influences. This ensures long-term and stable corrosion protection, enabling continuous pipeline operation.

Wide applicability: The product is suitable for corrosion protection in both produced water natural gas wells and natural gas gathering pipelines. This means that it can be used in various stages of oil and gas production, providing corrosion protection for pipelines and equipment from various corrosive factors.

Usage environment and methods:

Usage environment: The oil and gas gathering and transmission corrosion inhibitor (water-soluble) is primarily used during natural gas extraction, gathering, and transportation processes, especially in environments containing corrosive media such as H2S, CO2, and saline water.

Usage methods: The corrosion inhibitor is added according to on-site production requirements and specific conditions, following standard procedures. For gas wells, it can be introduced downhole through the annular space of wellbore or casing. For natural gas transmission pipelines, one or more injection points on the pipeline are selected for adding the inhibitor.

Storage and shelf life: The corrosion inhibitor is packaged in plastic drums, with each drum weighing 200kg or 25kg. Storage should be in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated environment to ensure its quality and performance. Generally, the corrosion inhibitor has a shelf life of one year.

In summary, the oil and gas gathering and transmission corrosion inhibitor (water-soluble) demonstrates remarkable effectiveness in protecting pipelines and equipment from corrosion in oilfields. Its benefits include extended pipeline and equipment lifespan, increased production efficiency, energy savings, environmental protection, and enhanced safety and reliability during oil and gas operations.