I would like to ask fellow sailors: What type of corrosion causes severe corrosion in the vaporization superheater used in methanol-to-hydrogen production?

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I would like to ask fellow sailors: What type of corrosion causes severe corrosion in the vaporization superheater used in methanol-to-hydrogen production? The vaporization superheater in our company is severely corroded. Since I’m new to methanol-based hydrogen production, I can’t understand why this is happening. After taking the vaporization superheater apart, I noticed signs that seemed to indicate spontaneous combustion of ferrous sulfide at the tube sheet area

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I would like to ask fellow sailors: What type of corrosion causes severe corrosion in the vaporization superheater used in methanol-to-hydrogen production?

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