Ammonium carbamate uses metal materials
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This post was last edited by ytzyl on 2016-1-30 at 11:48. Dear sea friends: I’m facing some problems in my project and am seeking help from everyone. It’s possible that ammonium carbamate has formed as a result of reactions in my rust-resistant aluminum pipes. I’ve read that it is highly corrosive, and I’m very worried. What should I do? :'(
Thank you for the answer. I was wondering: if ammonium carbamate is present in stainless aluminum pipes, will the aluminum pipes get corroded through? Is it a long time? What if there is a small amount of ammonium carbamate? I hope to get your help. Thank you!
In fertilizer production, where ammonium carbamate is synthesized through reactions, 316L material is used under conditions of high concentration, high temperature, and high pressure. For smaller quantities at lower concentrations, I think aluminum pipes should not present any major problems.