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Corrosion damage to petrochemical cooling towers

2024-08-03View Original

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In humid industrial atmospheres, acidic substances react with the free tricalcium aluminate and calcium hydroxide hydrates in cement to form soluble salts. As the corrosive agents continue to erode, these salts are carried away along with the water, leading to damage to the structural elements. The following figure shows the usage of a cooling tower at a petrochemical company.

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