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| RIM 105 corrosion inhibitor is an all purpose, water soluble organophosphorous compound. It is a passivating type of inhibitor which forms a protective film on metal surfaces to guard against corrosion attack. | |
| Typical Physical Properties | Physical appearance - Amber liquid pH(1% solution) - 7.0 -8.5 Flash Point - >200°F (>93°C) (PMCC) Pour Point - 10°F |
| Applications | RIM 105 inhibitor is effective at relatively low concentrations in all water base muds. This corrosion inhibitor has proven to be particularly useful in reducing oxygen corrosion in aerated muds, low solids, no dispersed, polymer muds, and potassium muds. The product should be evenly dispersed throughout the circulating mud system and can be added either through the chemical barrel or directly to the mud pits wherever good agitation occurs. The recommended initial treatment of RIM 105 inhibitor is 2 to 4 gal/100 bbl (0.5 to 1.0 L/m3) depending on anticipated conditions, other chemicals used in the system, and the corrosive environment, te*, salinity, pH, temperature, oxygen content and acid gases. If the corrosion rate is unacceptably high, the concentration should be increased to at least 7 gal/100 bbl (1.7 L/m3). For aerated systems, an initial treatment of 12 gal/100 bbl (2.9 L/m3) is recommended. The corrosion rates should be monitored at all times with corrosion coupons and treatments should be adjusted according to their analysis. A good corrosion control program includes a thorough makeup water analysis, chemical treatments for corrosive contaminants and an adequate bacterial control for systems that contain biodegradable additives. |
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