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I am conducting an isomerization experiment. Phosphoric acid is used as a catalyst, with a weight concentration of 5% in the reaction system. The reaction temperature is 175°C, under water pump vacuum. I would like to ask the experts: under such a system and operating conditions, what is the corrosion behavior of 304? Looking forward to your reply
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It is recommended to conduct a small test first before scaling up. Small reactors (in the range of dozens of liters) can be purchased on Taobao, and it’s also easy to build them yourself.
I am currently conducting corrosion scraping experiments. Let’s see what the corrosion rate is
Electrochemical polishing has an anti-corrosion effect
Use 304 stainless steel sheets directly for corrosion tests
Nickel-based alloys, no need to consider anything else.
I am conducting experiments using 304 steel plates, and so far no issues have been detected from an experimental perspective. The pilot test is still in progress
I am conducting experiments using 304 steel plates, and so far no issues have been detected from an experimental perspective. The pilot test is still in progress
I am conducting experiments using 304 steel plates, and so far no issues have been detected from an experimental perspective. The pilot test is still in progress