Can 316L be used with sulfuric acid at 60°C and a 10% concentration?

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Question: Can 316L be used with sulfuric acid at 60°C and a concentration of 10%?

Reply #22024-01-19

Sulfuric acid at a concentration of 10% has moderate corrosion resistance for 316L stainless steel at 60°C, but it can be used. However, whether it is applicable in practice still requires consideration of actual operating conditions, such as the presence of erosion, stress corrosion, and other factors. It is best to consult professional corrosion resistance data or conduct actual corrosion tests to determine this. .

Reply #32024-01-19

According to what the original poster said, it should be in Zone 1, right?

Reply #42024-01-20

Could you please tell me which standard this is? Thank you

Reply #52024-01-20

In the table, there is a column labeled “Stainless Steel 20#” – what does that mean?

Reply #62024-01-21

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