What type of corrosion is it when stainless steel corrodes and peels?

2021-12-22View Original

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The stainless steel saltwater tank has corroded. I don’t know which type of corrosion it is

Reply #22021-12-23

Why does saltwater cause such severe corrosion to 316L? It only took a little over ten days. It shouldn’t be this serious.

Reply #32021-12-23

316L simply doesn’t work in saltwater.

Reply #42021-12-23

Stainless steel is used for chloride media; it corrodes extremely rapidly.

Reply #52021-12-23

During the hydrostatic testing of stainless steel containers, the chloride content must be strictly controlled; yet you use them to hold saline. . .

Reply #62021-12-27

Pitting: Stainless steel is not resistant to chloride corrosion; it is recommended to use polyaniline anti-corrosion coatings.

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