Condensate Induced Hammer Pipe Damage?
Condensate Induced Hammer Pipe Damage?
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Found this in a 50# condensate pipe run. Any ideas on the damage mechanism? It's carbon steel pipe.
-Mike
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Looks very similar to the previous photo.
-Mike
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CO2 corrosion (carbolic acid is the classic mechanism in condensate piping systems.
But your picture looks more like an O2 corrosion mechanism
-MJC
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-Mike