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2024-10-10View Original

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For hydrogen sulfide at 150 degrees, what material is suitable for heat exchangers?
Reply #22024-10-10
For heat exchangers used to handle 150-degree hydrogen sulfide, it is recommended to use materials that are resistant to high temperatures and corrosion, such as titanium or high-nickel alloys (such as Hastelloy). These materials can withstand the corrosion of hydrogen sulfide and maintain structural integrity. Appropriate design and sealing must also be considered to prevent any leaks. .
Reply #32024-10-12
Refer to SH∕T 3193-2017 Guidelines for the Design of Wet Hydrogen Sulfide Environmental Equipment in the Petrochemical Industry

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