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Analysis of the causes of severe corrosion on the anode solution outlet nut

2012-06-08View Original

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  Recently, we found that the nut at the anode solution outlet was severely corroded; the most severe corrosion holes had a diameter of around 10 millimeters, with four (five) other holes showing mild corrosion. There had been leaks at the anode solution outlet before, but the corrosion was not as severe then. I would appreciate it if fellow travelers could help discuss and analyze the reasons behind this, thank you!
Reply #22012-06-08
This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 22:00. First, throw a brick to attract the jade. The material of the anode outlet nut is usually 304; I’m not sure, as it’s caused by the combined effect of chlorine in brackish water and chloride ions in the saltwater. hcbbs !! . hcbbs

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