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Corrosion prevention issues

2011-07-08View Original

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Everyone can discuss the corrosion mechanism of water at -35 degrees during PVC production, specific anti-corrosion measures, and what anti-corrosion and scale-inhibiting agents should be used
Reply #22011-09-17
This post was last edited and replied to by Oath-taking on 2011-9-18 14:32. Reply 1# liujiangfei: The most basic thing – the principle of a galvanic cell! Anode, cathode, electrolyte – with these three elements present, corrosion occurs naturally! But in the few companies I’ve been to, as far as I remember, no preservatives are added even to water at -35 degrees. The most common issue is external corrosion of the pipes, rather than internal corrosion. Even if insulation material is used to cover the pipes, corrosion and perforations can still occur over time, leading to leaks, as water droplets form on the outside of the pipes due to temperature differences.

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