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Question – Material for pipes used in connecting cryogenic saline equipment

2016-09-03View Original

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This post was last edited by Sammy_Wang on 2016-9-5 09:24. Experts, is it okay to use 304 stainless steel pipes for connecting the refrigerated saline equipment, or should carbon steel pipes be used instead?
Reply #22016-09-03
Use carbon steel; if that doesn’t work, internal anti-corrosion measures can be added. If the chloride content is too high, 304 won’t work.
Reply #32016-09-06
It’s all installed now, so I’ll just use it for now :(
Reply #42020-03-30
Those in need of calcium chloride can contact me at 18067279835. I mainly supply anhydrous and dihydrate calcium chloride from Juhua
Reply #52023-06-04
The refrigerant we use is a calcium chloride solution, and the condenser is made of 304 material; it has been in use for almost 16 years now with no signs of corrosion or perforation – it seems to be in good condition.

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