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Chloride corrosion

2018-11-15View Original

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For a chloride ion concentration of 1000 mg/L, what material is suitable? BFe30-1-1, duplex steel, ferritic steel, or austenitic steel – which one is better?
Reply #22018-11-16
It is recommended to use duplex steel of grade 2205. According to the standards, austenitic steels are not suitable for environments with chloride concentrations above 25 ppm. I have never seen the material BFe30-1-1, so I cannot provide an evaluation on it

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