Abstract
With the exploitation of oil and gas resources, especially in the context of the wide application of CO2 drive technology, the corrosion problem of oil and gas well tubular has become increasingly serious. By employing machine learning model ETR (Extra Tree Regression), this study establishes a nonlinear mapping relationship between environmental factors and corrosion rate. Meanwhile, model interpretable method SHAP is utilized to not only predict the corrosion rate under different conditions, but also provide the critical corrosion factors. The results show that Corrosion Inhibitor Concentration (CIC) and O2 content are the main factors affecting the corrosion rate of J55 tubing steel. By comparing the corrosion rates under different combinations of factors, this study summarizes the corrosion law of J55 tubular steel in a specific oil extraction well environment, which provides a scientific basis for anti-corrosion measures in Chang qing oilfield. Finally, experimental characterization is performed to analyze the corrosion law. The findings of this study are of great significance for optimizing the oilfield development strategy.
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