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The cooling water contains 300 ppm of chlorides; what type of pipe material should be used?

2016-07-20View Original

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For those who work on pumps, with on-site cooling water as the focus, what material should be used for the pipes?
Reply #22016-07-20
What is the general upper limit for chlorides in carbon steel?
Reply #32016-07-20
It is actually the CL- content of the circulating water. The CL- level in general circulating water is around 200-300. The standard requirement per GB50050 is 700-1000. Carbon steel is no problem
Reply #42016-07-20
It’s completely fine to use carbon steel pipes.

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