Abstract

A statistical analysis that aims to provide a thorough knowledge of the environmental, material, and operational circumstances impacting corrosion within Libya's oil and gas industry. These results influence the durability, safety, and operational effectiveness of infrastructure, especially in Libya's distinct post-war setting, where resource allocation and industrial maintenance may present additional difficulties. The influence of various variables on the durability, security, and effectiveness of vital infrastructure components, including storage tanks, pipelines, and offshore platforms. Using modern statistical methods to measure these effects and evaluate variations according to respondent characteristics, such as multiple regression and ANOVA. The recommendations are intended to address the unique financial and ecological challenges facing the sector and encourage the implementation of workable, long-term corrosion control strategies.