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How to determine the corrosion allowance for liquefied petroleum gas pipelines

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The current corrosion allowance for the liquefied petroleum gas pipelines in the plant is 1.6 mm. If the sulfur content of the liquefied petroleum gas being processed is higher than specified, for example, increasing from 30 ppm to 200 ppm, is it necessary to recalculate this value?
Reply #22008-03-06
No one replied. Could the moderator please move this to the process design section? Thank you

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