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There are many sand holes in the high-temperature hot water pipes. What’s the reason?

2018-03-21View Original

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In the cracking and hydrogenation unit, there are many sand holes in the high-temperature hot water pipes. What causes this, and how can it be prevented?
Reply #22018-03-21
It may be pitting caused by cavitation-induced water hammer.
Reply #32018-03-22
What material is the steel pipe made of? Pitting corrosion is likely occurring; it’s either of poor quality or the operating conditions don’t match the material properties
Reply #42018-03-23
Carbon steel or stainless steel? Is the medium inside your pipeline pure?

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