Eni - Iraq Zubair Oil Field Development Project
Eni - Iraq Zubair Oil Field Development Project
EX-DE 00 19/11/16 Issue for Approval M.HIJAZI H.HAMMAMI C. IALENTI M.SHAKER R. Dellacecca
Validity Rev. Checked Approved
Status number Prepared by by Contractor Company
Date Description
by Approval Approval
Revision Index
Company logo and business name Project name Company Identification
ZUBAIR OIL FIELD
DEVELOPMENT
00250600DECID0134
eni iraq b.v. Job N.
Contractor logo and business name Contractor Identification
OGI002-PR-0134-00
Contract N.
Vendor logo and business name Vendor Identification
Order N.
Facility Name Location Scale Sheet of Sheets
ZUBAIR OIL FIELD - GENERAL ONSHORE n.a. 1 of 11
Document Title Supersedes N.
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REVISION HISTORY
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INDEX
1 General.......................................................................................................................................... 4
1.1 Scope of work........................................................................................................................ 4
1.2 Acronyms and abbreviations.................................................................................................. 4
2 Reference documents................................................................................................................. 5
2.1 Project documents................................................................................................................. 5
2.2 Company Standards.............................................................................................................. 5
2.3 International rules, codes and standards...............................................................................5
3. Temporary CP system calculation and sizing..............................................................................5
3.1.TCP Selected philosophy......................................................................................................... 5
4. Secondary TCP system sizing............................................................................................... 8
4.2. Anode resistance versus soil and current available...............................................................9
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1 General
This document, in conjunction with its ANNEX, reports the calculations performed in order to design the Temporary Cathodic Protection
system for the water injection flowlines inside well head.
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2 Reference documents
EN 12954 Cathodic protection of buried or immersed metallic structures – General principles and application for pipelines.
ISO 15589-1(2001) Petroleum and natural gas industries – Cathodic protection of pipeline transportation system – On land
pipelines.
NACE SP0169 Control of external corrosion on underground or submerged metallic piping systems.
NACE SP0177 Mitigation of alternating current and lightning effects on metallic structures and corrosion control systems.
Because of the great variability of soil resistivity, even inside the same DGS area, an impressed current CP system has been chosen as
primary solution in order to guarantee the correct temporary cathodic Protection to the pipelines, while sacrificial anodes CP system
choice remains as a secondary solution only for short, remote or isolated trunks of pipeline, with length inferior to 200 m (for example,
remote tie-in, isolated road crossings etc.), where impressed current system becomes unpractical (See Ref. Doc. N.
002506TQSDSENIL012).
In our case inside well heads 75m distance from the filter requires the use of magnesium sacrificial anode buried at both sides of pipe.
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All the pipelines are made of API 5L X60 carbon steel and are coated by means of three layer of extruded high density polyethylene
(3LPE).
As per FEED resistivity measurement reports shows that Zubair area has been divided into four ranges of values:
According to ISO 15589-1, paragraph 5.8, table 2, the CBF for the oil transfer will be 0,001 (value assumed for 10 years of service life).
The protection current densities for bare steel surface (from ISO 15589-1, paragraph 5.8, Table 1) are:
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For three-layer epoxy-polypropylene coated steel surface at 30°C (from ISO 15589-1, paragraph 5.8, Table 2) are:
Because the maximum operating temperature is 77°C, the values reported above change into these final protection current density
values for TCP:
(1)
Where:
Ir = total required current (A);
i = protective current density (mA/m 2);
Dj = external diameter of pipeline (or FOC corrugated steel tape reinforcement) “j” (m);
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Ir=0.044*3.14*0.273*75=0.003A (current density for low resistive area has been taken into consideration 0.044 mA/m2 )
(2)
Where:
W = required anodic mass (kg);
Y = design life (year);
U = utilization factor (%);
C = consumption rate (kg/Ayear);
I = DC feeder actual current output (A).
the weight of anodic material to be installed for the temporary CP system is:
kg
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Calculation has been carried out considering each pipeline nominal diameter and a single pipeline span of 75 m.
As for primary TCP, resistivity values taken into account are the following:
Using Equation:
(3)
Where:
Da = Anode diameter, including pre-packaged backfill (m).
La = Anode length, including pre-packaged backfill (m).
H = Anode laying depth, bottom of trench (m).
resistance vs. soil of a single magnesium anode, horizontally buried into the soil at pipeline laying depth (1.5 m), is calculated:
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= 2.7
(4)
Where:
Ia = Current from anode (V).
k = Correction factor accounting for other resistances in the circuit i.e. cables resistance, pipeline to earth resistance, soil resistance,
usually 0.85.
V = Driving voltage (V).
Pa = Closed circuit potential of anode (V).
P = Protective potential (V).
= 0.205 A
Hence,
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Summary: