Abstract
The article provides information about corrosion problems in the oil refining industry and the scale of losses associated with it. The causes of corrosion associated with the presence of sulfur compounds, hydrochloric acid and chlorides, naphthenic acids, etc. in oil are described. A set of methods aimed at reducing the corrosion effect of these components is given. The use of inhibitors is one of the most effective and widespread such methods. The use of corrosion inhibitors from renewable raw materials is becoming more and more popular. The article provides an overview of literary sources related to the study of “green” corrosion inhibitors.
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