Authors

  • Alfiya Oserbaeva
    Senior Lecturer, PhD, Tashkent Institute of Chemical Technology, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
  • Mohina Muhamadjonova
    Student, Tashkent Institute of Chemical Technology, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
  • Shukhrat Bukhorov
    professor, Tashkent Institute of Chemical Technology, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37547/ajast/Volume04Issue06-08

Keywords:

Amine amide containing inhibitors corrosion

Abstract

In this work, new inhibitors of metal corrosion in sulfuric acid environments are studied depending on the duration of the process, inhibitor concentration and temperature. The main parameters for the synthesis of new metal corrosion inhibitors St.3 and St.12 grades using amine and amide containing organic substances are determined and methods for obtaining these inhibitors are described. The physicochemical properties of amine and amide containing organic inhibitors of corrosion and scaling in acidic process environments have been studied.


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ABSTRACT

In this work, new inhibitors of metal corrosion in sulfuric acid environments are studied depending on the duration of
the process, inhibitor concentration and temperature. The main parameters for the synthesis of new metal corrosion
inhibitors St.3 and St.12 grades using amine and amide containing organic substances are determined and methods
for obtaining these inhibitors are described. The physicochemical properties of amine and amide containing organic
inhibitors of corrosion and scaling in acidic process environments have been studied.

KEYWORDS

Amine, amide containing inhibitors, corrosion, scaling , corrosion rate, degree of inhibition, inhibition efficiency.

INTRODUCTION

Natural and other process gases of the Shurtan gas and
chemical complex (SHGCC) contain harmful acidic
impurities, such as carbon dioxide and sulfur
compounds ( hydrogen sulfide, mercaptan disulfides ).
These compounds cause corrosion of pipes and
equipment in natural gas separation plants. On the
other hand, sulfur impurities and their combustion

products pollute the environment and have a harmful
effect on the human div [1-2].

Based on the above, large-scale activities are currently
being carried out in our republic to synthesize and
study the physicochemical properties of new inhibitors
of metal corrosion and mineral salt deposition for the
chemical and oil and gas industries [3]. Particularly

Research Article

STUDYING THE PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF AMINE AND
AMIDE CONTAINING ORGANIC INHIBITORS

Submission Date:

June 10, 2024,

Accepted Date:

June 15, 2024,

Published Date:

June 20, 2024

Crossref doi:

https://doi.org/10.37547/ajast/Volume04Issue06-08

Alfiya Oserbaeva

Senior Lecturer, PhD, Tashkent Institute of Chemical Technology, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Mohina Muhamadjonova

Student, Tashkent Institute of Chemical Technology, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Shukhrat Bukhorov

professor, Tashkent Institute of Chemical Technology, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

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important in this regard is the solution of these
problems for water supply systems of energy- and
water-intensive chemical production. Numerous
inhibitors of corrosion and mineral deposits have been
proposed. The republic's demand for such inhibitors
now amounts to more than 5 thousand tons per year.
Therefore, due to the lack of production of these
products in the Republic, the latter are imported from
foreign countries for foreign currency.

In order to develop new import-substituting and
export-oriented inhibitors of corrosion and mineral salt
deposits based on locally available raw materials and
secondary materials, we conducted targeted research.

Objects and methods of research. The materials for the
study were samples in the form of plastic, made of
steel grades St.3 and St.12. In work [4,5], salts Na 2 S
and NaCI were used . A 5-3 mol/l solution of H 2 S O 4
(background) was used as a model corrosive

environment ∙10, and tests were also carried out in a 1

-

3% aqueous solution of NaCI , NaOH and a 1-3% solution
of Na 2 S. The electrodes made from steel grade St.3
had the following composition: Fe = 98.36; C =0.20; Mn
=0.50; Si =0.15; P =0.04; S =0.05; Cr =0.30; Ni =0.20; Cu
=0.20.

Pre-treatment of steel samples included cleaning and
polishing their surface with sanding paper, followed by

chemical degreasing in an alkaline solution. The objects
of the study were synthesized new amine and amide
containing inhibitors conventionally designated ATKP,
IR-1 at various concentrations, temperatures and
media. The effect of a salt environment and inhibitors
on the corrosion behavior of steel samples (grade C
T.3, St.12.) was determined by polarization curve
methods and gravimetric methods based on the loss of
sample mass after corrosion tests . Inhibitors were also
studied using the electrochemical method on a
corroded steel surface.

Polarization curves of a steel electrode in acidic and
neutral media in the presence of amine and amide
containing ATKP and IR-1 inhibitors at various
concentrations and temperatures were recorded on a
PI-50.1.1 potentiostat , with a PR-8 programmer and a
PDA-1 potentiometer. During the experiments, the
area of the working electrode was selected based on
the capabilities of the potentiostat and the maximum
currents ( i ) in the region of active dissolution of steel.

Results and discussion. Results of the corrosion-
electrochemical behavior of electrodes made of steel
grade St.3. and St.12 in a 3% solution of H 2 S O 4 at a
temperature of 25

and 70

without additives and

with the addition of ATKP and IR-1 inhibitors are shown
in Table 1, as well as in Fig. 1.

Table 1.

Change in corrosion rate Art.3 and Art.12. in the presence of inhibitors

inhibitor

background

Temperature,

K

corr

·10

-3

𝒁, %

𝜸

,%

ATKF

Without inhibitor

25

94.0

-

-

With the addition

of ATKP

4.96

94.7

5.27

Without inhibitor

0.35

-

-


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With the addition

of ATKP

70

0.011

96.8

3.17

IK-1

Without inhibitor

25

5.2

-

-

With the addition

of IK-1

0.2

96.0

3.8

Without inhibitor

70

4.40

-

-

With the addition

of IK-1

0.11

97.5

3.2

Fig.1. Dependence of the degree of inhibition of St.3 and St.12 in a sulfuric acid medium on the duration of the

process at t = 25 o C.

From the results presented in Table 1 and Fig. 1, it was
found that the IR-1 inhibitor has a more effective effect
on the degree of inhibition of St.3 and St.12 in a sulfuric
acid medium than the ATKP inhibitor. With the use of
the inhibitor IK-1, the corrosion rate of St.3 and St.12,
depending on the concentration of the inhibitor, was
84÷97.5%. Based on these experimental data obtained,
a new synthesized inhibitor IK-1 is recommended to
inhibit the process of corrosion and scaling of mineral
salts in equipment made from steel grades St.3 and
St.12.

The results of gravimetric determination of the values

of corrosion rate (Kcor ) and braking coefficient (γ) at

different temperatures (25 ) show 7-12% than imported

inhibitors such as “

и

70

Nalco

(Germany) and KW

currently used in industry -2353 (Russia). The results of
gravimetric studies and calculations of the corrosion
rate and degree of protection ( inhibition) are shown in
Figures 2 and 3.

19

41

63

81

28

54

72

87

38

68

83

92

58

81

93

99

3-

сутка

5-

сутка

7-

сутка

10-

сутка

Series1

Series2

Series3

Series4


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Fig.2. Dependence of the degree of inhibition of St. 3 (1) and St. 12 (2) in a sulfuric acid medium on the inhibitor

concentration T = 298 K,

Fig.3. Dependence of corrosion rate on process duration: inhibitors ATKP (1.1 1 ) and IR-1 (2.2 1 )

As can be seen from Fig. 2, the most significantly
effective results are achieved in the presence of 0.0001
mg/l solution of the IK-1 inhibitor in sulfuric acid media.
Thus, depending on the duration of corrosion tests, the
value of the degree of protective actions of IK-1 varies
from 75% to 89.9% (in Article 3) and from 73% to 98.0%

(in Article 12) . The nature of the degree of corrosion
protection of carbon steel St. 3 in solutions of H 2 S O 4
and others environments are approximately the same.
This is due to the formation on the surface that slows
down the diffusion of oxygen to the metal surface.

75

90

93

98

80

85

84

90

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

0.0001%

0.001%

0.01%

0.1%

Series1

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CONCLUSION

Comparing the results of studies on the corrosion of
steel grades St.3 and St.12 in sulfuric acid solutions,
high efficiency was found in the presence of an
inhibitor of the IK-1 type. Increasing the temperature of
the inhibition process to 70

does not significantly

affect the degree of protection of metals (Art. 3 and
Art. 12) (75÷98.0%). It should be noted that when using
the Nalco brand inhibitor imported to the republics of
Uzbekistan, the degree of protection at 80

is 87.58%.

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