Stainless steel heat exchanger tube performance turns out to be determined by the elements
Chromium is one of the more widely used elements in the production of stainless steel heat exchanger tubes. Because chromium is stainless steel are contained in the element, when the chromium element reaches 12%, in the atmospheric environment or in the oxidizing medium chromium can spontaneously form a stable, transparent, very thin passivation film to prevent corrosion, basically will not rust, higher alloy content can be strengthened by the thin film and rapid self-repairing film to improve the resistance to corrosion, that is to say, if chromium is added to stainless steel heat exchanger tube production, it can Increase the mechanical properties and wear resistance of stainless steel heat exchanger tube, increase the hardening degree of steel and the deformation ability after quenching, enhance the hardness, elasticity, antimagnetism, anti-tension, corrosion resistance and heat resistance of steel.