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High-temperature alkali resistance

2022-01-05View Original

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Dear sea friends, I would like to ask: what are the materials that can resist alkali corrosion in the range of 700 to 900 degrees? Because of Conner? I want to create a device that operates at high temperatures for the reduction of substances using hydrogen
Reply #22022-01-07
At such high temperatures, corrosion becomes quite complex; the effects of air also need to be taken into account
Reply #32022-01-07
The air can first be replaced with nitrogen; the main reason for this is to prevent hydrogen from reducing the metal at such high temperatures, which could lead to cracks and corrosion in the equipment
Reply #42022-02-07
Materials N06600 and N06625 could be considered

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