Does ammonia corrode stainless steel? ?
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I hope the experts here can give me some advice; Baidu’s explanation isn’t detailed enough
There is no corrosion; HG/T20581 specifies the technical requirements for the materials, and the main type of corrosion in stainless steel is intergranular corrosion. If necessary, you can conduct experiments on your own. to make a judgment.
First, it is necessary to determine the composition of ammonia water to see if chloride ions are present, and secondly, the temperature. 2 Corrosion data for two types of stainless steel 3. Baidu is still very useful, but one needs to be patient when searching
1. What is the specific grade of stainless steel? Different grades have varying corrosion resistance. 2. The temperature and concentration of the medium have a significant impact on corrosion.
The key is temperature... Stainless steel is corrosion-resistant only within a certain temperature range
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