Does CA stand for Corrosion Allowance?

2008-02-19View Original

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I have a quotation request in hand; the following section describes the material used for the equipment. But what does CA mean? Vessel CS(3mm CA) lined lining: Epoxy type. Is CA an abbreviation for corrosion allowance? If so, then the value of 3mm makes sense. I would appreciate it if industry experts could confirm this for me

Reply #22008-02-19

Correct understanding: the aforementioned equipment is carbon steel equipment with an epoxy resin lining, and the corrosion margin for carbon steel equipment is 3 mm

Reply #32008-02-20

Yes, that’s how it’s understood; it mainly refers to carbon steel equipment whose inner surfaces are lined with epoxy resin. The corrosion allowance for such carbon steel equipment is 3 mm

Reply #42008-03-24

Vessel CS(3mm CA) lined lining: Epoxy type – Meaning: Container made of carbon steel (with a corrosion allowance of 3mm); Lining: Epoxy resin

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