316L corrosion rate
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I was wondering if any of you guys have data on the corrosion rate of 316L in a lactic acid environment, under conditions of around 100°C
316L (referred to as Mo2Ti in China) is an excellent grade of 18-8 austenitic stainless steel; in the environment described by the original poster – at 80 degrees Celsius, in a dilute sulfuric acid solution that also contains substances such as sulfuric anhydride and ammonium bisulfate – its uniform corrosion rate is very low, making 316L an entirely suitable material for this application. Of course, in the aforementioned situations, if further reduction of corrosion is required, anodic protection can also be applied. Anodic protection for sulfuric acid equipment represents the greatest achievement in electrochemical protection technology since the 1970s (as stated by a renowned world-class expert in a review at an international electrochemistry conference in the 1990s).
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If you conduct a test in accordance with the national standard GB10124, you will get the results.
Reliable results can only be obtained by conducting experiments
Why do I still need to compress the disk? I can’t decompress it right now; could you provide that? Thank you so much.
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