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Corrosion of composite plate columns

2020-05-17View Original

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There is a tower made of Q345R composite 316L (3+20) composite plates, and extensive corrosion has occurred on its internal lining (it is preliminarily believed that this is due to high chloride levels during the manufacturing process). I would like to ask the experts for any effective solutions for repairing this equipment Also, are there any coating-type anti-corrosion substances that can be applied to address the corrosion issue?
Reply #22020-05-18
Could you talk about the process conditions such as medium, temperature, and pressure? Otherwise, it will be difficult for everyone to help you.
Reply #32020-05-18
How large is a large area? Is it centralized or everywhere?
Reply #42020-05-18
This post was last edited by Wang Genrong on 2020-5-18 at 17:06. We specialize in polymer anti-corrosion coatings; we can discuss the application conditions to see if there is a suitable option
Reply #52020-05-18
Corrosion prevention measures can be applied selectively based on the actual operating conditions of the equipment.
Reply #62020-05-20
This is the design data and specifications table for this device
Reply #72020-05-20
Take a look at these design data for the equipment. I was wondering if your anti-corrosion coatings can be used?
Reply #82020-05-20
Take a look at the design data for this equipment; I would like to ask about the anti-corrosion solution.
Reply #92020-05-20
Applying a layer of non-metallic corrosion protection is sufficient
Reply #102020-05-20
What is a non-metallic anti-corrosion coating? Could you explain it in more detail?
Reply #112020-05-20
The temperature isn’t high, so steel-lined PTFE or PTFE-coated tray plates can be used

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