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Maximum Acceptable Limit

Maximum Acceptable Limit

Maximum Acceptable Limit

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I am interested in finding a table or some information on the maximum acceptable limit of certain chemicals before corrosion.  Specifically, I am looking for the limit on H2S, CO2, DO, PH  etc...before an alloy could start corroding.  I work in a downhole pump manufacturing company, and I need this info almost on a day to day basis.
I appreciate the help.
Thanks.

RE: Maximum Acceptable Limit

Goto the NACE-International website

http://nace.org/nace/index.asp

They have a handbook series that have thsi type of information in, that is  a matrix with Base Materal, Concentration, Temperature and and corrosion rate. A great reference, but pricey.

RE: Maximum Acceptable Limit

This is the books that you need:


Corrosion Resistance Tables, Fourth Edition, 3-Volume Set

Edited by P.A. Schweitzer

This new fourth edition is the indispensable guide for materials, corrosion, chemical, industrial, plant, construction, mechanical, maintenance, civil, environmental, metallurgical, plastics, product development, and packaging engineers, as well as upper-level undergraduate and graduate students in these disciplines. Illustrating corrosion as a function of temperature as well as concentration, this fourth edition arranges the nearly 800 tables alphabetically, lists chemical synonyms and trademarks, and furnishes cross references for generic and trade names.

1995 by Marcel Dekker, 7-1/4" x 10-1/4", hardbound, 3,256 pages, tables, and appendices, ISBN 0-8247-9590-3 (Part A), ISBN 0-8247-9591-1 (Part B), ISBN 0-8247-9641-1 (Part C).

Intra-Library loan is the way to go to check them out otherwise be prepared to spend $500 - $600 for this set.

Rich

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