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Is the corrosion of circulating water serious?

2009-12-28View Original

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The facility was upgraded, and the heat exchangers were replaced. The original water coolers had TH901 anti-corrosion coating on their circulation water side, but the new heat exchangers do not have this coating. Over time, could the material on the circulation water side get corroded?
Reply #22009-12-29
According to the regulations of Sinopec Corporation, the circulating water side of heat exchangers must be treated with TH901 for corrosion protection; it is clear then that corrosion does occur
Reply #32009-12-29
Corrosion, scaling, or perforation of circulating water. It’s best to use anti-corrosion measures; it won’t delay the project timeline by even a few days
Reply #42009-12-29
Circulating water has limited corrosivity, which mainly depends on the chloride content or the concentration of other destructive ions in it.

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