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What are the material standards corresponding to different concentrations of ammonium methoxide solution?

2008-01-24View Original

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As is well known, the methanamide solution causes the most severe corrosion in urea plants, and various stainless steel materials are used in the equipment. I would like to ask two questions here: (1) Are there any material standards corresponding to different concentrations of ammonium formate solutions? (2) Can carbon steel be used instead of stainless steel for low-concentration ammonium solutions, such as those at 1% or less, or at the ppm level?

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