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Reasons for the discoloration of stainless steel plates

2018-06-16View Original

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Is it normal for the inner wall of a tank made of 316L to become like this after four years of use? What is the reason?
Reply #22018-06-19
What types of substances and operating conditions are being stored?
Reply #32018-06-20
Confirm? How to solve this problem?
Reply #42018-06-20
Once the passivation is done properly, it will be much better
Reply #52018-06-20
Before use, the inner wall must be properly passivated; if it remains untreated and comes into contact with hydrogen peroxide, which is a strong oxidizing agent, it will turn black

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