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Can 304 be used at supercritical CO2 conditions of 32 MPa and 170°C? Can 316L be used?

2017-04-05 View Original

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This post was last edited by wuqitao0000 on 2017-4-6 10:03. As the title suggests, does it work? Please ask an expert for help, thank you.
Reply #2 2017-04-06
304 stainless steel cannot be used in environments containing CO2; especially in saline conditions, particularly those with chloride ions, pitting becomes a significant problem, and this issue is even more severe at temperatures above 40–50 degrees Celsius. In a steam environment, pitting in the water accumulation area at the bottom of the equipment will be more pronounced

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