Abstract
Corrosion of offshore production facilities and structures is a major operating problem facing the Oil and Gas industry worldwide, which results in high costs of equipment repair or replacement, potential pollution, and even catastrophic accidents that cost lives. This paper presents a corrosion risk assessment model that has been developed to assess internal corrosion risks in downhole production equipment, mainly tubings, installed in one of the Libyan offshore fields (Bouri Field). The results show the criticality of the wells under study and the level of internal corrosion risks for each well.