Corrosion Influence on Safety of Hydraulic Pipelines Installed on Decks of Contemporary Product and Chemical Tankers

Andrzej Banaszek; Zbigniew Łosiewicz; Wojciech Jurczak

doi:10.2478/pomr-2018-0056

Abstract

The corrosion influence on hydraulic pipelines safety mounted on product and chemical tankers has been presented in this paper. The issue of axial forces in pipelines mounted along ship open decks, resulting from ship hull deformations in waves, is highlighted. Corrosion degradation phenomena of hydraulic pipelines on open deck is described. The analysis of degradation effect on thickness of carbon steel material of pipes is given and influence of the effect on stress level increase in hydraulic pipelines during exploitation at sea is focused. The discussion about fighting against corrosion in hydraulic pipelines on open decks is performed. All the problems analyzed in the paper are based on examples of events observed on product and chemical tankers built in Szczecinska Shipyard, Szczecin, Poland.

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Corrosion Influence on Safety of Hydraulic Pipelines Installed on Decks of Contemporary Product and Chemical Tankers

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