Stainless steel pipes corroded by NaClO

2009-11-28View Original

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The stainless steel tube was corroded by NaClO, forming several small holes; the NaClO that seeped out through these holes corroded the outer surface of the tube in this manner. :Q

Reply #22009-11-30

I would like to ask the Renwoxing moderator: What device is this equipment used in? How can one determine whether it is caused by NaClO corrosion?

Reply #32010-10-30

I also want to learn about the corrosion of stainless steel equipment, moderator – especially regarding stress corrosion. Are there any good solutions? The heat load on the heat exchangers in my factory is quite high

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