Seawater corrosion

2016-05-17View Original

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What metal materials can resist seawater corrosion? Used for pump flow-through components; moreover, can non-metallic fluoroplastics withstand seawater?

Reply #22016-05-17

Fluoroplastics work, as do PO and PE rotational molding methods, provided that there is no negative pressure.

Reply #32016-05-23

For seawater corrosion, polymer-ceramic coatings can be used; they are suitable for circulating water in power plants located by the sea, as well as for the moving and stationary components of ships that come into contact with seawater.

Reply #42016-05-24

Duplex stainless steel, copper-nickel alloy. . .

Reply #52016-07-17

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Reply #62021-01-14

Polyaniline has no problems, it works well and is inexpensive

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