Can a silicon carbide coating produced by the CVD method resist chlorine corrosion at high temperatures of 1000°C?
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I’ve looked up a lot of information to find out whether silicon carbide reacts with chlorine at 1000°C, but I haven’t found a definite answer. Please, experts, help me out!
It seems there aren’t many companies in China that deal with silicon carbide! We do produce silicon carbide heat exchangers, but it seems they aren’t designed to handle such high temperatures!