Can 16MN galvanized steel pipes transport liquid CO2 at -40°C?

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I would like to ask fellow sailors: can 16MN galvanized steel pipes be used to transport liquid CO2 at -40°C? Do CO2 and zinc react at low temperatures? Thank you!

Reply #22020-02-13

You can check GB150.2-2011; I remember it contains relevant information

Reply #32020-02-16

I remember the lower limit for 16MN is -40, right?

Reply #42020-02-25

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