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inhibition of stainless steel against chloride ion

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aligali

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Hi dear colleagues
what are ways for protection of stainless steel cladding against chloride ion saturated water?
 
Alloy with Mo at a concentration near 6 % by mass.
 
Not by chemically treating the water, only by using a better alloy.

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Plymouth Tube
 
We could hope you mean "insulation cladding", in which case the answer would be "paint"...

If you mean "internal vessel cladding", you're beat-
 
Well, raising the sulfate level will lessen the impact of the chlorides slightly. This isn't a practical inhibition method.

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Plymouth Tube
 
hi dear colleagues and thanks for your attentions
I mean "internal vessel cladding" and the water cut of petrolume flude has 10000 ppm chloride salts and temperature is between 60 and 100 C degree. we inject a water soluble inhibitor but the Fe content in outlet water from seperator is high.
 
You could try - it's a pretty new process but if they can get it pinhole free you should have a reasonably long-lasting coating...

Andy
 
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