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Pipeline corrosion

2011-11-24View Original

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The medium inside the pipeline is demineralized water; what pH level is effective in preventing corrosion?
Reply #22011-11-24
Deionized water: Water in which all salts have been removed or reduced to a certain extent. It shouldn’t be very corrosive. It has little impact on the pipes
Reply #32011-11-24
Corrosion-resistant non-metallic pipes should be used as much as possible for desalinated water pipelines to prevent secondary pollution and affect water quality.
Reply #42011-11-24
Generally speaking, demineralized water removes substances such as inorganic salts and organic salts, **which reduces the degree of corrosion caused by salt hydrolysis; however, it is best to maintain the pH level between 6 and 9, as this keeps the level of corrosion very low.

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