Which of the following materials is NOT subjected to Caustic Corrosion
CS
Chromes
300 Series SS
Nickel Alloys –
Which of the following is not a usage for Caustic in the petrochemical Industry
Added to Boiler Feedwater in small amounts Used to Neutralize Used as a Reactant Used to remove Sulfur Compounds used to decrease pH---
In order for caustic corrosion to occur in routine equipment there must be a:
concentrating method to build the Caustic’s strength
Caustic corrosion normally appears as:
Localized metal loss often with grooving
Caustic corrosion starts to cause uniform corrosion of CS when the process temp exceeds:
175 F
In steam systems, Caustic Corrosion is best prevented by:
Proper Design
What materials should be used with high strength caustic solutions when the process temp is above 150F
High nickel alloys