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What material are the pipelines in the hydrocracking reaction system made of?

2018-09-21View Original

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In the reaction system, some parts use p11, some use pt347, and some use 316L. What are the principles and requirements for their use? The more detailed, the better
Reply #22018-09-22
PT347 maintains stable performance over long periods under high temperature, high pressure, and highly corrosive conditions; The high-temperature performance of 316L is not as good as that of 347; it is generally used in conditions of low temperature, high pressure, and high hydrogen sulfide levels ; P11 molybdenum steel also has decent high-temperature performance, and is commonly used in high-temperature medium-pressure steam applications.
Reply #32018-09-27
The material selection principles can refer to SHT3096-2012 Guidelines for Material Selection in the Design of Equipment and Pipelines for High-Sulfur Crude Oil Processing Plants
Reply #42018-09-28
There is also some material of type 625. Used in areas with the highest corrosion coefficient.

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