What materials are generally suitable for ammonium chloride?
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What material is generally better for ammonium chloride? 316 probably won’t work!
The original poster did not provide the concentration and temperature conditions, so it is impossible to determine. Two tables are provided for your reference: one for 316L and one for titanium
Chloride ions cause corrosion in austenitic stainless steels; 316 is not resistant to it. Super duplex steel could be considered as an alternative
Titanium or titanium-steel composite plates can be considered
Hello, the corrosion data provided on the 2nd floor shows that 316L has excellent corrosion resistance in low-concentration ammonium chloride solutions. How can this be explained? Is 316L actually used in practical production?
What do the single √ and double √ inside and outside mean? :lol Could you tell me the title? It looks good
It seems to be this one; I’ll upload the data on materials and corrosion together later.
Thank you for sharing:victory::victory::):)