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Solutions to cavitation in 316L containers

2018-01-12View Original

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There is severe cavitation at the inlet of a 316L vessel (at the nozzles and the area facing the cylinder). If a new vessel is built, would lining it with Hastelloy solve the problem?
Reply #22018-01-12
Try using 800H or duplex steel
Reply #32018-01-12
What are the reasons for recommending these two materials? What kind of steel is 800H?
Reply #42018-01-12
Both of these steels are corrosion-resistant, especially resistant to chloride ion corrosion. 800H is an alloy steel; you can look up more details online.
Reply #52018-01-12
OP, please send us a few photos of cavitation so we can learn*learn* and gain some insight. Thank you!
Reply #62018-01-13
Cavitation? No material will work~~~~ Addressing the root cause of cavitation is the proper approach~~~~
Reply #72018-01-16
Replace with cavitation-resistant material to increase the cavitation margin
Reply #82018-01-17
What medium? The process parameters should be adjusted to ensure reasonable pressure and temperature of the medium entering the tank, thereby eliminating vaporization.

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