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The necessity of adding a corrosion inhibitor in the tower top aftercooling

2012-03-29View Original

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Is it necessary to add a corrosion inhibitor in front of the tower top cooler in the jet fuel plant?
Reply #22012-03-29
The key lies in the material of the aftercooler; nowadays stainless steel is generally used, but I personally think it’s unnecessary.
Reply #32012-03-29
If a corrosion inhibitor is added, will it have an impact on the quality of aviation fuel products?

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