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Sulfur-resistant shift: Does the shift gas have an impact on stainless steel?

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Sulfur-resistant shift: Does the shift gas have an impact on stainless steel? Can stainless steel corrode?
Reply #22011-08-15
Under sulfur-tolerant shift conditions, H2S can cause intergranular corrosion of stainless steel; it is advisable to use Q345R lined with stainless steel, which is a more ideal approach. The biggest concern for sulfur-resistant shift reactors is Cl- (chloride ion) corrosion, so it’s necessary to take extra measures to address this

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