Discussion on material issues for single-tower low-pressure full-blowout acidic water stripping.

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For a single-tower low-pressure full-blowout acidic water stripping unit, is it necessary to upgrade the materials used for the acidic water and acidic gas systems at the tower top from ordinary carbon steel to stainless steel?

Reply #22017-03-01

Don’t carbon steel materials generally suffer from corrosion during operation? Was that the design intention from the start?

Reply #32017-03-11

What is the chloride content in acidic water?

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