The steam pipeline industry requires no rust removal or anti-corrosion treatment
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Reason: Insulation is sufficient; after operation, the pipes heat up and the paint peels off, so it’s useless. In that case, how long is the lifespan of the pipes? ?
If steam pipes are not rust-removed and protected against corrosion, it may shorten their service life. Because corrosion products and dirt tend to accumulate inside the pipes, this can lead to blockages and damage, thereby affecting the proper operation of the pipes. Under normal conditions, pipes that have undergone rust removal and anti-corrosion treatment can last for 10–20 years or more, while untreated pipes may only have a service life of a few years. Therefore, it is recommended to take appropriate rust removal and anti-corrosion measures in the steam pipes to extend their service life. .
It should be derusted and coated with a high-temperature resistant paint.
Applying high-temperature resistant paint increases costs significantly, with little actual effect.
This post was last edited by Wise Ming on 2023-4-7 at 19:31. Steam pipes need to be purged and tested before use, and can only be put into operation after passing the tests. How can it be that \"corrosion products and dirt accumulate easily inside the pipes, leading to blockages\"? One can’t take things for granted.
There are high-temperature paints and water-based paints available in various types; whatever one needs can be found. However, whether they deliver the desired results is something only those working in the paint industry know for sure. People in the food industry will tell us that no preservatives are added at all, and that no chemicals are used either. Some products are simply nonsense.
. Don’t worry. Nothing will happen until the boss sells the factory. .