Corrosion protection effect of polymer coatings on 904L stainless steel
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This post was last edited by Zibing on 2020-1-7 at 12:39. It seems that some images are not displaying; I have attached the full text for everyone’s reference~
For corrosion resistance, I know it’s titanium steel and 316L
904L is a highly alloyed austenitic stainless steel with very low carbon content. This steel is designed for environments with severe corrosion conditions. Originally, this alloy was developed to provide corrosion resistance in dilute sulfuric acid. In recent years, 904L has also been used for pipes and flanges in certain important nuclear power plant water systems (SEC), but pitting and crevice corrosion occurred frequently; thereafter, the ebond series of polymer repair materials were used for restoration