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Assessment of API pipeline steel surface and its environmental vulnerability

Petroleum pipelines provide a safe and economical way of transporting commodities such as natural gas and crude oil in large volumes. They form part of a large and complex infrastructure that connects raw resources, processed products and consumers together. This has made pipeline an integral part o...

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Main Authors:	Fayomi, O. S. I., Mashilo, M., Popoola, A. P. I., Agboola, O.
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Subjects:	Chemical composition Corrosion resistance Crude oil Filler metals Gas metal arc welding Gas pipelines Laser beam welding Natural gas Petroleum pipelines Pipelines Residual stress Resistance welding Stress corrosion cracking Structural steels Welded joints Welded pipes
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