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Corrosion inhibitor tank material

2016-03-21View Original

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What is the material of the tank used for storing the corrosion inhibitor? Here we use grade 20 steel. Does the corrosion inhibitor cause corrosion to this material? Will it affect the concentration of iron ions in acidic water?
Reply #22016-04-05
Doesn’t anyone know this? Do I need to ask the mechanics forum for help?
Reply #32016-04-05
I wonder what material the corrosion inhibitor tanks of your devices are made of
Reply #42016-04-05
It generally does not affect the iron ion content, but it depends on the mechanism of action of the corrosion inhibitor used. Generally, we use corrosion inhibitors to form a protective film inside the equipment to prevent further corrosion; they are not meant to neutralize the corrosive agents. Therefore, there is no issue of corrosion of the inhibitor tank that could lead to changes in iron ions. Personal opinion.

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