Evaluation of Corrosivity of Produced Fluids during SAGD Operations
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1 Evaluation of Corrosivity of Produced Fluids during SAGD Operations OLI Simulation Conference 2014 Raymundo Case, Sudhakar Mahajanam, Jeremy Dunn, Mike Joosten, Mohsen Achour ConocoPhillips USA Herve Marchebois, Michel Bonis TOTAL E&P France
2 Problem Definition Heavy oil extraction using SAGD for several decades in oil sands No severe acid gas corrosion despite mol. % CO 2, 2-3 mol. % H 2 S Lack of observed corrosion does not align with conventional wisdom High operating temperatures (>150 C), wetting of steel surface by bitumen, high produced water ph, favorable H 2 S/CO 2 ratio may be forming a protective, dense, and stable layer of corrosion products Physico-chemical modeling done to obtain ph profiles, carbon steel corrosion rates Results validated through electrochemical testing
3 Assumptions for Modeling Corrosion likelihood of SAGD produced fluids estimated by assessing thermodynamic equilibrium along the production process (P, T) Separate simulations for topside and downhole (ph and corrosion rate) Validated for topside using lab testing (CR) and field data (ph) Produced gas compositions, fluid rates from inlet separator For downhole simulations, linear T-P profile considered Extracted heavy oil composition is complex; pseudo composition based on alkenes was assumed (carbon number 28)
4 Experimental Design Wellhead 170 C, 2000 kpa; Steam chamber 250 C, 4050 kpa High temperature, high pressure electrochemical tests to study effect of oil phase and temperature 1800 kpa, room temp. to 150 C AISI 1010 steel (WE), Ag/Ag 2 S electrode (RE), UNS N06200 alloy (CE) Synthetic SAGD produced brine (produced water PW) Bench Top Autoclave (BTA) with 0%, 30%, 50% produced bitumen BTAs charged with gas mixture (4 mol. % H 2 S, 40 mol. % CO 2, bal. N 2 )
5 Effect of Temperature and Oil Phase on PW ph (topside) ph increase with temperature due to reduced solubility of acid gases in the aqueous phase and desorption from the oil phase As oil fraction increases, produced water ph increases Partitioning of CO 2 and H 2 S to oil phase
6 Effect of Temperature and Oil Phase on Corrosion Rate (topside) Threshold CR value observed Availability of CO 2 /H 2 S Reduced acid gas (partitioning and desorption) lowers CRs CR decreases as oil fraction in PW increases Inhibitive bitumen, protective oxides
7 Effect of Temperature and Oil Phase on OCP (topside) Reduced availability of CO 2 and H 2 S due to desorption from PW shifts E OCP values towards more noble directions Potential displacement increases once threshold temperature is reached
8 Effect of Temperature and Oil Phase on Polarization (topside) Cathodic current density increased, anodic branch reduced (T-effect) Thermal activation, protective Fe 3 O 4 /Fe 2 O 3 layer formation Cathodic current density reduced, noble corrosion potentials (Oil effect) Partitioning of acid gases towards the oil phase
9 Effect of Temperature and Oil Phase on Polarization (topside) Cathodic current density increased, anodic branch reduced (T-effect) Thermal activation, protective Fe 3 O 4 /Fe 2 O 3 layer formation Cathodic current density reduced, noble corrosion potentials (Oil effect) Partitioning of acid gases towards the oil phase
10 Effect of Temperature and Oil Phase on Polarization (topside) Cathodic current density increased, anodic branch reduced (T-effect) Thermal activation, protective Fe 3 O 4 /Fe 2 O 3 layer formation Cathodic current density reduced, noble corrosion potentials (Oil effect) Partitioning of acid gases towards the oil phase
11 Pourbaix diagram for C-Mn Steel in PW at 170 C, 1800 kpa Stability of passive film (Fe 3 O 4 /Fe 2 O 3 layers) on steel surface inferred from thermodynamic stability diagrams of possible solid species
12 Effect of Temperature and Oil Phase on PW ph (downhole) ph increases along pressure-temperature profile of producing well From the top (170 C) to the downhole (250 C) ph increases with increasing oil fraction as well Partitioning of acid gases towards the oil phase
13 Effect of Temperature and Oil Phase on Corrosion Rate (downhole) Threshold CR value observed as in the case of topsides Limited availability of acid gas (partitioning and desorption) lowers CRs CR decreases as oil fraction in PW increases Inhibitive bitumen, protective oxides Overall CRs less than mm/y (1.4 mpy)
14 Effect of Temperature and Oil Phase on OCP (downhole) Reduced availability of CO 2 and H 2 S due to desorption from PW shifts E OCP values towards more noble directions
15 Estimated Service Life Using Attrition Rate Modeling (topside) Survival probabilities decrease upto threshold temperature (130 C) At temperatures below 73 C or above 130 C, service life is beyond 50 years Presence of oil phase results in an extended service life with no appreciable risk of failure up to and beyond 50 years of service
16 Conclusions Produced water ph increases with temperature and oil content in produced fluids; oil content effect is greater than temperature effect Corrosion rate simulations validated by lab tests performed under topside conditions; peak corrosion rate observed followed by drop-off Corrosion rates are dependent on temperature and oil phase fraction; corrosion decreases most likely due to inhibitive nature of bitumen and formation of protective oxide films (Fe 2 O 3 /Fe 3 O 4 ) At downhole, C-Mn steel has negligible corrosion rates due to protective films; other forms of localized attack possible per literature Passive film formation is due to effect of temperature and oil content in reducing CO 2 and H 2 S activities in the produced water Attrition rate modeling indicates that likelihood of failure increases at the surface conditions when temperature is between 90 C to 130 C
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