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Corrosion of Furnace Tubes By Residual Welding Slag

Name: Corrosion of Furnace Tubes By Residual Welding Slag
Creator: Kenneth L. Moore

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1960 English Publisher:Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP)Journal:Corrosion, volume 16, pages 114-116 (issn: 0010-9312, eissn: 1938-159X,

Authors: Kenneth L. Moore;

doi: 10.5006/0010-9312-16.1.114

Corrosion of Furnace Tubes By Residual Welding Slag

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Describes case history of severe and rapid corrosion of hydrogen reforming furnace tubes during high temperature operation. Attack was caused by presence of residual welding slag, sulfur and reducing conditions. Welding slag played a primary role in this corrosion. Explains repairs and modifications taken to correct the corrosion problem. Emphasizes that thorough sandblasting is essential for complete removal of welding slag and elimination of its associated corrosion problems. 3.7.3

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