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Microcor® Corrosion Monitoring Probes

Microcor® Probes are an integral component of the new high-resolution Microcor® system. Special design of the probes provides advanced thermal performance, and reliable operation in all environments including sour service. Several mounting configurations are available, the most common of which allow the probes to be inserted and removed under full process operating conditions without shutdown.

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Microcor® Corrosion Monitoring Probes Datasheet

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  • Microcor® Probes are an integral component of the new high-resolution Microcor® system. Special design of the probes provides advanced thermal performance, and reliable operation in all environments including sour service. Two forms of probe element are available – flush and cylindrical. Several mounting configurations are available, the most common of which allow the probes to be inserted and removed under full process operating conditions without shutdown.
  • M4000 Series Probes
    The M4000 series probes are called retrievable probes and are designed for use in the COSASCO® high pressure access fitting range. This permits probes to be removed or replaced at process conditions up to 6000 psi (400 bar), and temperatures up to 400°F (204°C) with the COSASCO® Retriever and service valve. Note: All 4000 series probes must be installed with an overshot adaptor (P/N 126292) to maintain connector cleanliness (see note on back page for details).
  • M3000 Series Probes
    The M3000 series probes are called retractable probes that can be removed or replaced under full system operating conditions, up to 1500 psi (100 bar) and 500°F (260°C). With high temperature versions this may be extended to 1000°F (520°C) at pressures up to 1000 psi (67 bar). This series uses a sliding stuffing box seal.
  • M2000 Series Probes
    The M2000 series probes are fixed probes that are used in high pressure, or especially hazardous process streams. However, they cannot be removed or replaced without system shutdown, unless installed in a bypass loop.
  • The Microcor® MT-9485A transmitter has to be closely coupled to the probe. This is achieved with a short connecting adapter, so that the transmitter is essentially mounted on the end of the probe. This is the recommended configuration. If conditions prevent this then a short cable of no more than 6 ft (2 meters) is available.
  • The Microcor® technology measures the metal loss that is occurring on the probe element with very high resolution. Consequently, it is useable in virtually any Microcor Probes environment, as distinct from electrochemical methods which may only be used in essentially aqueous environments. From the collection of these metal loss readings over time, the corrosion rate can be computed. The very high resolution of the metal loss measurements enable the corrosion rate to be determined in minutes or hours, and provide rapid feedback on changes of corrosion rates, 50 to 100 times faster than other metal loss methods.
  • The high resolution and sensitivity means that you can now obtain rapid response and a long probe life with the standard F10 and T10 probe elements. However, if necessary, other probe element thicknesses are available. The thinner the element, the faster is the response. The thicker the element, the longer is the probe life.

Flush Probes are used for best thermal performance where flush mounting with the pipe wall is desirable or essential. A typical example is the bottom-of-line locations in oil and gas production pipelines. In these applications, water films commonly collect in the bottom of the line and are the primary cause of corrosion. The flush probe ensures the whole of the probe element is exposed to the water film, whereas a cylindrical probe would only be partially exposed. In other pipeline applications flush probes are essential if the line is pigged, thereby avoiding possibility of probe damage.

Cylindrical Probes are suited to more aggressive environments. Since there is no sealing material other than the parent metal, they are suitable for virtually any aggressive environment. The measurement area of the element is much greater in this design and is suitable for use in a single phase flow. In multiphase or stratified flows care must be taken to position the whole probe element in the corrosive phase to be monitored.

Please use the following product selector to assist you in selecting the appropriate product options and instrument model to meet your needs. If you are unsure of a particular option just choose “unknown” from the drop down menu. Please note all length requirements are in “inches”.



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