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What is the corrosion margin for copper pipes??

2015-09-11View Original

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As the title suggests, for heat exchange tubes in which cooling water flows on the tube side, if copper tubes are used by the manufacturer during production, what should be a reasonable corrosion margin? (The shell is made of carbon steel, and hot kerosene flows through it.) Thank you all in advance for your help......
Reply #22015-09-11
Corrosion allowance is generally not taken into account for heat exchange tubes; if it must be considered, then the manufacturing process should handle that
Reply #32015-09-11
The key is to select the appropriate materials for the medium and process conditions; the heat exchange tubes are designed in accordance with standard requirements without taking into account a corrosion margin.
Reply #42015-09-14
Try to use it in areas where it will not corrode

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