Will the 16MN material used for liquid chlorine vaporizers not be corroded?
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I wonder if a liquid chlorine vaporizer made from 16MN material by a certain company won’t get corroded?
This post was last edited by bfdlwolf on 2018-11-13 08:31. It should work. Carbon steel has a very low corrosion rate in dry chlorine gas. Of course, Hastelloy C is better
It can be used, but this vaporizer doesn’t seem to meet the requirements specified for the vaporization of liquid chlorine.
This post was last edited by Gao Jinju_NGWQ on 2019-1-15 08:56 Material 16Mn is suitable; it refers to products made in small workshops as shown in the pictures!
But since it’s a carburetor, what goes in must be liquid chlorine; it can’t be a dry gas. A vaporizer is still used to introduce dry gas.
The liquid chlorine cylinder is made of carbon steel, so it should work