Is anybody familiar with a hydrotest corrosion inhibitor named DIOL PASS or something similar (may be a mis-spelling, just heard it by word of mouth), in particular the claim that it has low environmental impact? I'm having no luck searching the web for it.
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Corrosion inhibitor
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chris1610
In my opinion there is no need to use any corrosion inhibitor for the short period of a hydraulic test, in most of the cases.
See the following thread for this issue: thread338-98880
Anyway, the most common diol used as corrosion inhibitor is butyne diol, but I've never heard of using it alone.
Have a safe day.
J.Alvarez
In my opinion there is no need to use any corrosion inhibitor for the short period of a hydraulic test, in most of the cases.
See the following thread for this issue: thread338-98880
Anyway, the most common diol used as corrosion inhibitor is butyne diol, but I've never heard of using it alone.
Have a safe day.
J.Alvarez
Checkout the following website. They have a lot of hydrotest inhibitors plus a tremendous amount of technical data. They actually compare their products against others.
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