Corrosion of Evaporators, 2005 Engineering, Pulping, & Environmental Conference

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The results of corrosion inspections of black liquor evaporators and concentrators are presented. Case histories include examples of the apparent sudden onset of rapid corrosion thinning of carbon steel evaporator shells. It is increasingly apparent that carbon steel is no longer an acceptable material for construction of evaporators handing intermediate and higher solids content black liquors. Carbon steel has unstable passivity in black liquors of intermediate solids content and can suddenly shift from passive to active conditions, resulting in high rates of active corrosion. Austenitic stainless steels can experience both internal and external corrosion problems.

Author: Wensley, A., Christie, D.
Corrosion of Evaporators, 2005 Engineering, Pulping, & Envir
Corrosion of Evaporators, 2005 Engineering, Pulping, & Environmental Conference
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