Does anyone know the corrosivity of air at 610°C and 2.5 MPa?
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Does an air medium with an oxygen content of around 20%, at conditions of 610°C and 2.5 MPa, cause stress corrosion in materials such as A312-304H or A312-316H? Our company imported a gasket for valve sealing that contained graphite; within less than 3 months of operation, the graphite disappeared. The reason analyzed was that carbon was oxidized to form CO2 at 610°C in an oxygen-rich environment. Will the C element in that pipe material react, and will it have an impact on the strength of the base material? If there is a reply, thank you here first!
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