Simulation of Cathodic Protection System Using Matlab

Iraq has a huge network of pipelines, transport crude oil and final hydrocarbon products as well as portable water. These networks are exposed to extensive damage due to the underground corrosion processes unless suitable protection techniques are used. In this paper we collect the information of ca...

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Main Authors: Naseer A. Al Habobi, Shahad F. Abed
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Baghdad/College of Engineering 2013-03-01
Series:Iraqi Journal of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering
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Online Access:http://ijcpe.uobaghdad.edu.iq/index.php/ijcpe/article/view/304
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description Iraq has a huge network of pipelines, transport crude oil and final hydrocarbon products as well as portable water. These networks are exposed to extensive damage due to the underground corrosion processes unless suitable protection techniques are used. In this paper we collect the information of cathodic protection for pipeline in practical fields (Oil Group in Al Doura), to obtain data base to understand and optimize the design which is made by simulation for the environmental factors and cathodic protection variables also soil resistivity using wenner four terminal methods for survey sites; and soil pH investigations were recorded for these selected fields were within 7-8, and recording the anodes voltage and its related currents for the protection of underground pipelines. Modeling enables the designer to build cathodic protection for buried structure and predicting the places of anodes sites and its operating voltages and currents under various operational conditions, and comparing it with those in practices. In this work we compared between the field and simulation results which include, anode numbers, rectifier voltage, rectifier current and anode resistance. The most economical design for the first pipeline was at station no. 2 which need 2.5 A for protection of the pipeline for that specific length and for second pipeline station no. 4 which need 12 A for protection of the pipeline for that specific length.
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spelling doaj.art-96b2d32f23c046409993b4b6c0cd97442022-12-21T22:11:25ZengUniversity of Baghdad/College of EngineeringIraqi Journal of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering1997-48842618-07072013-03-01141Simulation of Cathodic Protection System Using MatlabNaseer A. Al HabobiShahad F. AbedIraq has a huge network of pipelines, transport crude oil and final hydrocarbon products as well as portable water. These networks are exposed to extensive damage due to the underground corrosion processes unless suitable protection techniques are used. In this paper we collect the information of cathodic protection for pipeline in practical fields (Oil Group in Al Doura), to obtain data base to understand and optimize the design which is made by simulation for the environmental factors and cathodic protection variables also soil resistivity using wenner four terminal methods for survey sites; and soil pH investigations were recorded for these selected fields were within 7-8, and recording the anodes voltage and its related currents for the protection of underground pipelines. Modeling enables the designer to build cathodic protection for buried structure and predicting the places of anodes sites and its operating voltages and currents under various operational conditions, and comparing it with those in practices. In this work we compared between the field and simulation results which include, anode numbers, rectifier voltage, rectifier current and anode resistance. The most economical design for the first pipeline was at station no. 2 which need 2.5 A for protection of the pipeline for that specific length and for second pipeline station no. 4 which need 12 A for protection of the pipeline for that specific length.http://ijcpe.uobaghdad.edu.iq/index.php/ijcpe/article/view/304Cathodic protection, pipelines, corrosion, impressed current cathodic protection, cathodic protection system design
spellingShingle Naseer A. Al Habobi
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Simulation of Cathodic Protection System Using Matlab
Iraqi Journal of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering
Cathodic protection, pipelines, corrosion, impressed current cathodic protection, cathodic protection system design
title Simulation of Cathodic Protection System Using Matlab
title_full Simulation of Cathodic Protection System Using Matlab
title_fullStr Simulation of Cathodic Protection System Using Matlab
title_full_unstemmed Simulation of Cathodic Protection System Using Matlab
title_short Simulation of Cathodic Protection System Using Matlab
title_sort simulation of cathodic protection system using matlab
topic Cathodic protection, pipelines, corrosion, impressed current cathodic protection, cathodic protection system design
url http://ijcpe.uobaghdad.edu.iq/index.php/ijcpe/article/view/304
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