Conditions for the corrosion of carbon steel and stainless steel in chloroform
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Our factory uses chloroform + DMAC as working media, which causes corrosion to the equipment during production; the operating temperature ranges from 80 degrees to 180 degrees. Does anyone know the principle of corrosion in this situation? Is there a way to reduce and delay the progression of corrosion?
Carbon steel will do; the temperature isn’t that high anyway
Is there a detailed introduction? I’d like to learn about this area too! ! !
When the temperature is too high, chloroform decomposes into hydrogen chloride, causing corrosion to the equipment; therefore, the material of the equipment needs to be changed.