Is corrosion of stainless steel still severe when a calcium chloride solution is supplemented with a corrosion inhibitor?
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Is corrosion of stainless steel still severe when a calcium chloride solution is supplemented with a corrosion inhibitor? Can’t stainless steel still be used after adding a corrosion inhibitor?
You can refer to the Corrosion Handbook to select appropriate materials based on difficulty and temperature. The effect of the slow-release agent should be determined through experimental data.
The corrosion of stainless steel is mainly caused by chloride ions, resulting in pitting corrosion. Ordinary corrosion inhibitors mainly prevent uniform corrosion; chloride ions require special corrosion inhibitors, and their effectiveness needs to be evaluated