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Corrosion, Sand Erosion, Pressure, Temperature and Flow-Momentum Monitoring Sensors

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Roxar provides a range of monitoring sensors to detect corrosion, sand erosion, pressure, temperature and flow momentum in pipelines and other applications in the oil and gas industry.

Non-intrusive corrosion monitoring system

Roxar’s CorrOcean field signature method (FSM) system is a non-intrusive system for monitoring internal corrosion in pipes, pipelines or vessels directly at the pipewall. The FSM system offers high accuracy combined with the ability to detect localized attacks at the monitored object. It can be used for the internal corrosion monitoring of the following:

  • Subsea pipelines and flowlines
  • Underground pipelines
  • High temperature applications in refineries
  • Applications in sour (high H2S) applications
  • Process piping and pipelines

Subsea field signature method for pipeline corrosion monitoring

Roxar’s FSM system has been used worldwide by leading oil, pipeline and pipeline service companies to detect corrosion in a wide range of critical pipeline applications. Today, it continues to represent the pinnacle of corrosion monitoring technology.

FSM detects metal loss, cracking, pitting and grooving due to corrosion by detecting small changes in the way electrical current flows through a metallic structure. With FSM, sensing pins or electrodes are distributed over the area to be monitored, with a typical distance between pins of 2-3 times the wall thickness. An initial voltage measurement is taken, and subsequent changes in electrical field pattern are detected and compared against the initial measurement to infer structural changes in the monitored area.

Roxar’s field signature method (FSM) non-intrusive corrosion monitoring system is used worldwide to detect corrosion in a wide range of critical pipeline applications.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br />
Roxar’s SenCorr range of sand erosion (SE) sensors provides highly accurate sand-erosion detection and can be combined with single or dual redundant pressure and temperature measurement equipment in a single sensor unit.
Roxar offers a range of subsea pressure and temperature (PT) sensors, which provide long-life operations in harsh subsea production environments.

FSM corrosion monitoring system with graphs, trends and rates

Roxar’s FSM corrosion monitoring system presents graphical plots, which indicate the severity and location of corrosion, and calculate corrosion trends and rates. Both sensitivity and repeatability for general corrosion for online FSM systems are typically better than 0.1% of remaining wall thickness, which means that the actual sensitivity increases as the corrosion attack increases.

This technology gives good results in a number of areas where UT or radiography are difficult, such as complex geometry (Y-sections), thin walls and high temperature areas. Specialized versions of FSM are available for monitoring subsea, topside, onshore and buried pipes. It is also available as a portable inspection tool called FSM-IT.

Subsea corrosion-monitoring sensors

Roxar subsea SenCorr corrosion-monitoring (CM) sensors are high-sensitivity, long-life corrosion sensors designed to monitor rapid changes in corrosivity of process fluid. Typical applications include step-out pipelines, manifold flowline inlets, manifold trunkline outlets or direct installation on subsea trees.

Based on the ER principle, Roxar subsea SenCorr CM sensors can detect corrosion rates as low as 0.5mpv within 24 hours. The SenCorr CM can be combined in a common sensor unit with pressure/temperature measurement equipment.

Corrosion monitoring and sand-erosion monitoring

Corrosion monitoring is also often seen in combination with sand-erosion monitoring. The purpose is to monitor the production of sand related to hydrocarbon production, which can cause severe erosion problems in process equipment. Roxar provides an extensive range of products for this application.

Sand erosion sensors

Roxar’s SenCorr sand erosion (SE) sensors measure sand erosion with high accuracy and instantaneous response. Operating on the electric resistance (ER) principle, four independent sensing elements measure increased element resistance as they are exposed to sand erosion. The sensors are compact and rugged, and may be mounted directly on the Christmas tree in order to detect sand production at an early stage, thus minimizing damage to the chokes and valves.

SenCorr SE sensors require no calibration and are unaffected by flow and mechanical noise. For maximum cost effectiveness, sand erosion measurement may be combined with single or dual redundant pressure and temperature measurement equipment in a single sensor unit, SenCorr SEPT/SEPTPT.

Subsea pressure and temperature sensors

Roxar’s subsea SenCorr pressure and temperature (PT) sensors are built for long-life operations in harsh subsea production environments. Utilizing well-proven piezo-resistive technology, SenCorr PT sensors maintain extreme accuracy and stability in dynamic temperatures and ultra-high pressures. Both pressure and temperature is measured simultaneously at a common point through a standard bridge coupling, and the pressure signal is coupled with a temperature reading for compensation – eliminating inaccuracies that may occur due to temperature gradients.

SenCorr pressure and temperature sensors are available in a pressure/temperature (PT) version, a PTPT version (dual redundant pressure/temperature) or in combination with our CMPT (corrosion), SEPT (sand erosion) or SenCorr Force (flow momentum) sensors.

Subsea sensors for flow assurance

Roxar’s SenCorr subsea sensors are the catalyst for effective flow assurance. The sensors represent state-of-the-art subsea measurement technology for measuring corrosion, sand production, erosion, pressure, temperature and flow momentum.

White Papers

Press Releases

  • Roxar Flow Measurement to Exhibit at OTC 2011

    Roxar Flow Measurement is pleased to announce it will be exhibiting at the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC). Held annually at Reliant Center in Houston, OTC is the world’s foremost event for the development of offshore resources in the fields of drilling, exploration, production, a

  • Emerson Secures Contract to Supply Roxar Wetgas Meters to Chevron

    Emerson Process Management today announced that its Roxar subsea wet gas meters are to be installed in the Greater Gorgon fields, one of the world's largest untapped natural gas fields. The contract was signed with Vetco Gray, a GE Oil and Gas business. The operator is Chevron Australia.

  • Emerson Launches Roxar Subsea ROV Retrieval System

    Emerson Process Management has announced the launch of the Roxar subsea ROV retrieval system - the result of a joint industry project (JIP) between Emerson, BP, Chevron, Shell, Total and Statoil and sponsored by Demo 2000, a Norwegian government research initiative that has the goal of increasing

  • Roxar Reviews Multiphase Metering in Challenging Environments

    Many operators see multiphase metering as an important factor in increasing production rates. Industry analysts Douglas-Westwood and OTM Consulting, for example, predict that more than 1,000 additional multiphase meters will be deployed by 2015. According to Rystad Energy Global, 12% of global

  • Roxar Launches EnABLE™ 2.3

    Roxar, a technology solutions provider to the upstream oil and gas industry and part of Emerson Process Management, today announced the latest version of its leading history matching and uncertainty estimation software solution, EnABLE™2.3. EnABLE is used by operators worldwide

Projects

  • Perla Field, Venezuela

    The Perla gas field is situated in the Cardon IV block in the Gulf of Venezuela. Covering approximately 33km², the field lies at water depths of 60m.

  • Heidelberg Field, Gulf of Mexico

    The Heidelberg field is located in the Gulf of Mexico, about 225km offshore of Louisiana, US, at a water depth of 1,620m (5,310ft).

  • Caribbean FLNG Project

    The Caribbean floating liquified natural gas (FLNG) project involves the construction of a pipeline between the La Creciente gas field and the Caribbean coast, as well as the development of a liquefaction and regasification barge to deliver LNG to industrial consumers.

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