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What materials can resist the corrosion of gas containing H2S?

2010-11-01View Original

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As the title suggests: What materials can resist corrosion by gas containing H2S? I hope experts can provide some help.
Reply #22010-11-01
The H2S content in gas is very low, so it is generally considered to cause only mild corrosion. Carbon steel materials are commonly used.
Reply #32010-11-01
Reply 2# lflsedin is the gas produced by gasification; in addition to a small amount of H2S, there is also a small amount of H2O, under conditions of 900 degrees in temperature and 30 kilograms of pressure. What material is suitable for this?
Reply #42010-11-01
At such high temperatures, steel-reinforced plastic composite pipes won’t work; it seems that alloy pipes will be the only option.

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