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Pipeline corrosion

2019-10-05View Original

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Since its establishment, our company has experienced multiple instances of perforations in the steam condensate pipes, as well as thinning of the pipes and elbows. The leakage points are mainly at the elbows or near them, with some also in the straight pipe sections. At the same time, leaks at the flanges on the steam pipes occurred multiple times. Please analyze what the reasons are
Reply #22019-10-05
For your question, searching the forum for \"vapor-liquid corrosion\" will yield a very standard answer.
Reply #32019-10-17
The steam condensed, the water was not drained, and a steam hammer occurred. Too little hydrophobicity
Reply #42019-10-17
What is the morphology of corrosion pores or corrosion pits? Is it a 90-degree elbow? What is the steam flow rate?
Reply #52019-10-18
Check whether there is sediment or welding slag left inside the pipe that hasn’t been removed

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