Can stainless steel trays be used with carbon steel tower internals?
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Can anyone ask for help? Is it possible to use carbon steel tower internals for stainless steel trays without any isolation in the middle?
Can. This is what our fractionation tower does.
No, it's too corroded to function.
Are there any precedents or pictures?
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This depends on your medium. The triethylene glycol welded to the stainless steel tray of the natural gas dehydration tower is a carbon steel support ring. It can be used all the time without any problem.
First of all, if your stainless steel is anti-acid corrosion, there is no room for negotiation. It will definitely not work.
How long have you been using it? Stainless steel and carbon steel should be carburized when they come into contact. Have you taken any anti-corrosion measures or any isolation measures between them?
How long have you been using it? Stainless steel and carbon steel should be carburized when they come into contact. Have you taken any anti-corrosion measures or any isolation measures between them?