Seeking materials resistant to chloride ions at room temperature

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Reply #22011-01-21

Your statement is quite general – does it refer to pipes, equipment, or anti-corrosion coatings? If it’s a pipe, a plastic composite pipe with a steel framework would be great.

Reply #32011-01-21

Reply 1# ztao0916: NMP is N-methylpyrrolidone, right? What is its swelling effect on high-density polyethylene? If it’s not very significant, then it can be transported just fine. I need to check that out.

Reply #42011-01-21

This fluoroplastic! ! It can be solved! !

Reply #52011-01-21

It is recommended to use polytetrafluoroethylene; contact 0538-8577779

Reply #62011-01-23

Oh right, the original poster should also clarify the substrate. Is it concrete, carbon steel, or stainless steel? What is the chloride ion concentration? Is there a temperature limit?

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