What does it mean to meet NACE MR0175?

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Regarding the American tar hydrogenation unit, when it comes to selection, the design institute specified that the requirements of NACE MR0175 must be met. What does that mean?

Reply #22017-09-20

Thank you! Is it resistant to hydrogen sulfide corrosion?

Reply #32018-10-16

This question is actually very difficult to answer; for many people, it comes down to hardness

Reply #42020-03-03

Your materials are required to meet the NACE MR0175 standard, which necessitates SSC and HIC tests. That is, the sulfur and hydrogen resistance test. Standard Chinese version http://www.rd-test.com/informationinfo-95.html

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