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The steel structure of the heating furnace area is seriously affected

2018-12-11View Original

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The following steel structure is a steel structure near a petrochemical heating furnace, and its condition after 4 to 5 years of use after anti-corrosion. Why is corrosion so serious?
Reply #22018-12-11
The chemical industry atmosphere contains a lot of sulfur and sulfides.
Reply #32018-12-11
It's the same here. I think it's acidic corrosion from rainwater.
Reply #42018-12-11
Whenever there is a corrosive medium, coupled with the action of water, electrochemical corrosion and damage will occur to the metal.
Reply #52019-02-18
This is not difficult to deal with, but the difficulty lies in the cost.
Reply #62019-02-18
For relatively harsh corrosive environments, most of them are indeed not done well. The main reasons are: first, the lack of understanding of such an environment ; Second, the relative investment is high and policymakers are unwilling to do so. Therefore, in such a corrosive environment, we must choose the right anti-corrosion materials and do the construction well.
Reply #72019-02-19
The flue gas contains sulfur, which forms acidic gas when it meets water and corrodes peripheral equipment!

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