Anatomy of The Materials Selection Tables For Cras in Nace Mr0175 / Iso 15156 - 3

Anatomy of the materials
selection tables for CRAs in

NACE MR0175 / ISO 15156 -3
ANSI / NACE MR0175 / ISO 15156 gives requirements and
recommendations for the selection and qualification of carbon
and low-alloy steels and corrosion-resistant alloys (CRAs) for
equipment in oil and gas production in H2S-containing
environments. When selecting a material that will be exposed to
H2S, the user can select CRAs from NACE MR0175 Part 3 Annex A
using the materials selection tables. This infographic analysis the
information shown in the material selection tables.
HEADER:
Table A.N Environmental and material limits for “material group” used in “equipment or component type”
“equipment or component type” a material group

CRAs are classified in material can be used for different equipment or components
groups (ref: NACE MR0175 Part 3 e.g. downhole tubular components, instrumentation
A.1.1). etc. each equipment or component type will have
different environmental limits and metallurgical
requirements. (ref: NACE MR0175 Part 3 Table A.1).
In this column different alloys

within a material group are listed This column indicates if the
based on their chemical material is resistant to elemental
composition, UNS number or sulphur (Yes) or not (NO). If it
other characteristic such as PREN. states NDS it means no data has
Chemical compositions are listed been submitted to determine if
by material groups using UNS the material is acceptable for use
number. NACE MR0175 Part 3 in the presence of elemental
Annex D. sulfur.
This column shows the maximum This section indicates the limits of
exposure temperature for the pH, i.e. the pH shall be less acidic
specific material. (ref: NACE that the shown value i.e. larger
MR0175 Part 3 A.1.3). The than or equal to the shown value.
equipment user shall define the To calculate the pH the user can
exposure temperature (ref: NACE refer to NACE MR0175 Part 2
MR0175 Part 3 Clause 5). Annex D and NACE Corrosion
Conference paper No. 10371.
This column presents the

This column shows the maximum
maximum content of chloride
H2S partial pressure or equivalent
expressed as mg/l which the
dissolved concentration in the
equipment user shall define (ref:
water phase for the specific
NACE MR0175 Part 3 Clause 5).
material. The equipment user
EFC Publication 17 provides
shall define the partial pressure of
valuable information regarding
H2S (ref: NACE MR0175 Part 3
chloride content of produced
Clause 5). The user can also refer
water in oil and gas production.
to NACE MR0175 Part 2 Annex C
“Determination of H2S Partial
Pressure”.
Material Temperature Partial Chloride pH Sulfur Remarks

type / Max pressure H2S conc. resistant
individual °C (°F) Max mg/l
alloy UNS kPa (psi)
number
Example
(NOT A REAL
MATERIAL)
S12345a 121 (250) 10 (1,5) 60,000 ≥ 3.5 NDS pCO2 +pH2S ≤ 100 kPa
The heat treatment of this non-real material shall be special and the material shall have a special microstructure.
a) The material shall be free of cold work
Material requirements:
In this section the tables include
material requirements such as
This section is reserved for any
hardness limits, processing
remarks indicated in the
requirements (e.g. process route,
temperature, partial pressure,
heat treatment) , microstructural
chloride, pH or sulfur resistance.
requirements as well as any
footnotes in the main body of the
table
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Anatomy of the materials

selection tables for CRAs in

“equipment or component type” a material group

In this column different alloys

This column presents the

Material Temperature Partial Chloride pH Sulfur Remarks

a) The material shall be free of cold work

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