Regarding the technical agreement on corrosion inhibitors, how do we prevent the addition of inorganic alkalis from having an impact on downstream equipment? How do we avoid such issues...

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In the technical agreement regarding corrosion inhibitors, how do we prevent the addition of inorganic alkalis from having an impact on downstream equipment? How do we avoid such risks? Manager discussion group

Reply #22019-02-15

It mainly depends on which components have a significant impact later on. If it’s the influence of P, then the types of additives that can be used are limited. If it involves other inorganic salts, then the inherent properties of the additives themselves become restricted.

Reply #32020-09-29

Thanks to the OP for sharing. :handshake

Reply #42020-10-13

Just passing by; waiting for the teacher to come and give some guidance!

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