Properties of salts and acids under high temperature and pressure
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Dear marine enthusiasts: There, one can find information on the corrosive properties of salts and acids under high temperature and pressure. For example, is the corrosivity at 300 degrees Celsius and 13 MPa greater or lesser compared to that at normal temperature and pressure? Waiting for recommendations!
Although there is no professional data, experience suggests that generally, the higher the temperature, the greater the corrosion.
I wonder whether, under such pressure and temperature, the salt acid has all turned into hydrogen chloride. It’s not salt or acid corrosion; it’s hydrogen chloride corrosion.
Did the poster ask about the selection of equipment for producing chlorine using Decon method HCl? This is confidential information, and not many people are aware of it