Hydrogen chloride gas corrosion problem
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At a reaction temperature of 10 degrees, the system is anhydrous; hydrogen chloride gas is generated. Is it feasible to use 304 as the material for the reaction vessel under such conditions?
You can’t guarantee that there’s absolutely no water in this, right?
Theoretically, there’s no problem, but can it be guaranteed that there is absolutely no moisture present?
The temperature isn’t high, so it should work.
If there’s absolutely no moisture, is it okay to use carbon steel?
I think whether there is water is determined by both temperature and pressure! Furthermore, the flexibility of the device’s operating parameters and the frequency of water carryover in abnormal conditions are factors that determine the material selection……
How do you achieve anhydrous conditions in engineering? Stress corrosion occurs very rapidly
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