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Reason why raw water pressure testing cannot be used for stainless steel pipes

2015-08-01View Original

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Why is it necessary to use deionized water? Can some expert explain this?
Reply #22015-08-01
Chloride ions in water; high concentrations can cause stress corrosion cracking in stainless steel
Reply #32015-08-01
The main forms of corrosion of stainless steel include uniform corrosion, pitting corrosion, crevice corrosion, intergranular corrosion, and stress corrosion. In media containing chloride ions, Cr-Ni steels are also prone to corrosion due to the breakdown of their passivation layer
Reply #42015-08-01
Chloride ions in raw water can cause pitting in stainless steel; therefore, demineralized water must be used
Reply #52015-08-01
It’s mainly chloride ions, which must not exceed 25PPM
Reply #62015-08-01
Chlorine corrosion is sensitive to stainless steel.
Reply #72015-08-01
You can think of it this way: stainless steel is allergic to “Cl ions”.

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