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2011-10-26View Original

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Initial image: http://www.pipingsoft.com/bbs/attachments/month_1110/1110261259eb4610bc925f1140.png Download (41.62 KB) 1 minute ago. The medium flowing through the pipes is hot spring water; the person who proposed this requirement suggested using 304 material. I’m unsure whether this is appropriate – could someone please give me some advice?
Reply #22011-10-26
Based on the provided data, the medium is corrosive and tends to cause sedimentation within the pipes; it is recommended that 321 or 316 would be better choices than 304!
Reply #32011-10-26
Stainless steel pipes are not suitable for hot spring water; it is recommended to use non-metallic pipes. Consider plastic composite pipes with a steel framework, as these have been widely used for transporting hot spring water in China.
Reply #42011-10-26
Stainless steel pipes are not suitable for hot spring water; it is recommended to use non-metallic pipes. Consider plastic composite pipes with a steel framework, as these have been widely used for transporting hot spring water in China.
Reply #52011-11-06
It is recommended to use PE steel skeleton composite pipes. CJ/T123—2004.

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