Can carbon steel be used for softened water?

2016-11-10View Original

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Can carbon steel be used for softened water?

Reply #22016-11-10

The water supply for our waste heat boiler uses carbon steel pipes, and the boiler itself is also made of carbon steel.

Reply #32016-11-10

This post was last edited by sifangok on 2016-11-10 at 18:09. It turned out that in the paper mill, carbon steel was used for transporting softened water

Reply #42016-11-12

It seems it should be fine; it’s not corrosive

Reply #52016-11-14

Our softened water is also different from deionized water; before entering the deaerator, stainless steel pipes are used, while carbon steel pipes are used after deoxygenation

Reply #62016-11-15

The softened water pipes in factories are generally carbon steel seamless pipes.

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