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How to select the injection point for high-temperature corrosion inhibitors

2018-02-07View Original

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High-temperature corrosion inhibitor injection point: This device, normal pressure section, reduced pressure section, reduced pressure line 3. Why isn’t the high-temperature corrosion inhibitor injected before entering the normal pressure furnace? And why isn’t it injected before entering the normal pressure tower? Normal pressure line 3 – why isn’t it injected through the vaporized oil line?
Reply #22018-02-12
High-temperature corrosion inhibitors are primarily used to prevent the corrosion caused by naphthenic acids and sulfides in high-temperature areas; they seem to become effective only when the temperature exceeds a certain threshold
Reply #32018-02-21
How to determine whether it is necessary to add a high-temperature corrosion inhibitor? All of our unit towers are made of 316L composite plates.
Reply #42018-02-23
The main considerations are the temperature range of 280–410 degrees, during which the corrosive effect of naphthenic acids is strong, as well as the sulfur content and flow rate

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