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Can 0Cr13 be used for structured packing?

2008-02-19View Original

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Can 0Cr13 be used for structured packing? Thank you!
Reply #22008-02-20
It is possible to use 0Cr13 to manufacture structured packing; whether to adopt it depends on the operating conditions. In facilities for styrene production, using 0Cr13 fully meets the corrosion resistance requirements.
Reply #32008-12-09
0Cr13 is available; whether to use it depends on the operating conditions. Domestic manufacturers of internal components produce it, but advance ordering is required.
Reply #42008-12-09
As long as the medium permits, there’s no problem at all
Reply #52008-12-10
Carbon steel is also useful, but stainless steel is used more often.
Reply #62008-12-11
It is possible to produce regular packing using 0Cr13; it can be manufactured according to the required material and specifications
Reply #72008-12-12
0Cr13 is still the most commonly used, followed by aluminum
Reply #82020-12-15
Choose different materials depending on the operating environment; some of our clients use our 0CR13 for fillers and trays

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