The corrosion of carbon steel pipelines caused by sulfonic acid groups entering water systems
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This post was last edited by chuan21206 on 2016-5-16 22:50. I’m seeking advice from professionals: does anyone know the corrosion mechanism of sulfonic acid groups on carbon steel pipelines? Could you please provide a detailed explanation? Are there any books that provide a detailed explanation of the corrosion caused by sulfonic acid groups?
Epoxy resin can be used for corrosion protection inside the tank; it is advisable to add glass fiber for reinforcement, and lining with enamel is also an option. It’s just that the cost is a bit high.
Epoxy resin can be used for corrosion protection inside the tank; it is advisable to add glass fiber for reinforcement, and lining with enamel is also an option. It’s just that the cost is a bit high.
I want to understand the corrosion mechanism of sulfonic acid groups. For my equipment, pipelines made of 304 stainless steel are sufficient; no corrosion has been observed, so there is no need for lining or similar measures. Corrosion is more severe in pipelines made of carbon steel