Field Joint Coating

Revestimiento térmico de juntas post soldadura efectuadas en ductos de acero revestidos con poliolefinas.

Authors

  • Juan Rukavina Mikusic UTN FR Buenos Aires
  • Susana Noemí Santana UTN FR Buenos Aires
  • María Cristina Di Stefano UTN FR Buenos Aires
  • Carlos Ferrari UTN UA. Bariloche

Keywords:

Offshore pipelines, thermal coating, field joint coating, resistive meshes

Abstract

It address developing thermal coating method clearances primary coating necessary to carry out welded joints of pipelines in offshore oil extraction. The coated tubes allow complying with the requirements imposed by the environment
in which they will operate: corrosion protection, thermal insulation, buoyancy and resistance to high pressures. However, it has not been able to find a satisfactory method for coating field joints in achieving prevent that its own operating conditions stimulate corrosive processes to irreversible damage to the ecosystem. After the foundation of the proposed project comes an innovative system based on the incorporation of “half shells” solid polypropylene, with tight dimensional tolerances to the cavities arising between the ends of two consecutive steel tubes and previously welded, making the link both between the half shells as the primary coating through a resistance welding process.

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Published

2018-07-01

How to Cite

Rukavina Mikusic, J., Santana, S. N., Di Stefano, M. C., & Ferrari, C. (2018). Field Joint Coating: Revestimiento térmico de juntas post soldadura efectuadas en ductos de acero revestidos con poliolefinas. Technology and Science Magazine, (30), 197–207. Retrieved from https://rtyc.utn.edu.ar/index.php/rtyc/article/view/156

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