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Corrosion margin for chlorine buffer tank connections

2009-12-01View Original

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Can the corrosion margin for the connections of the chlorine buffer tank be the same as that of the tank body?
Reply #22009-12-01
We all got the same one. In principle, the corrosion allowance for the take over is the same as that of the shell; when there is indeed a difference, it can be considered separately.
Reply #32009-12-01
In principle, it’s the same; it depends on the calculations done by your design software
Reply #42009-12-01
If it is the same material, the basic principle remains the same.
Reply #52010-07-05
Those on regular pipelines are generally larger than those in buffer tanks, so more considerations need to be taken.

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