Mechanical_weld
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Hello,
what y thing about using stainless steel 1.4404 to about 2000ppm of chloride?
what y thing about using stainless steel 1.4404 to about 2000ppm of chloride?
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Mechanical_weld
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Thank you for your answer. So I'm gonna keep digging deeper in that case and go through that issue on eng-tips.
Also maybe you know what happen when the number of chloride solution increase above 2000?
Also maybe you know what happen when the number of chloride solution increase above 2000?
Bad things, Nahmeeb .... bad things will happen ...
... and if by "digging deeper" you mean performing a single google search using the terms "eng-tips" "stainless" and "chlorides" in the search terms...
Yes, we really thing that you can do this !!!!.... Good luck on that, buddy !!!!
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... and if by "digging deeper" you mean performing a single google search using the terms "eng-tips" "stainless" and "chlorides" in the search terms...
Yes, we really thing that you can do this !!!!.... Good luck on that, buddy !!!!
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