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Is black liquid leaking from the welds of the circulating water pipes?

2017-07-28View Original

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As shown in the figure, it is a stainless steel pipe with circulating water inside; what is the reason for the leakage of black liquid at the welds? I hope some expert can answer my questions........
Reply #22017-07-28
Corrosion has occurred, and it is crevice corrosion.
Reply #32017-07-29
It is a phenomenon where the weld is not fully penetrated, allowing the material to leak out
Reply #42017-07-29
Carbon steel pipes can be used for circulating water pipelines; stainless steel pipes are not suitable. The leakage is likely caused by weld cracks.
Reply #52017-07-29
This is rust water; the welding was not done properly
Reply #62017-07-29
There are issues with the welding itself; otherwise, it wouldn’t corrode so quickly

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