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On the corrosion of carbon steel by chloride ions

2016-04-21View Original

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Dear experts: During the design process, the chloride ion concentration in the medium water is 2000–5000 ppm, and this value has a significant impact on stainless steel； However, there is no relevant data on the impact on ordinary carbon steel. The chloride ion concentration in seawater is much higher than this value; therefore, do any experts have any experience regarding the corrosion margin in this context or the service life of carbon steel pipes? ! Thank you
Reply #22022-02-08
No, it is recommended to choose stainless steel lined with fluorine

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