STUDY INFLUENCE OF ELECTROCHEMICAL CORROSION ON UNDERGROUND GAS PIPELINES. FORECAST GAS LEAKS FROM CORROSION
Abstract
The problems of security of supply. State gas transport system is characterized by exhaustion Kharkov technical resources , moral and physical wear and tear gas pipelines and facilities ESP . The analysis of the causes of gas leaks . Investigated the criteria and principles of ES. As part of the research the author proposes an approach to predicting corrosion damage to pipelines. The proposed algorithm extending the life of pipelines and ensure bezavariynosti gas consumers. Safety depends on the effectiveness of technical measures and funding measures to protect pipelines from electrochemical corrosion.Keywords: gas, pipeline corrosion , weather leaks , corrosion protection , reconstruction.
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