Stainless steel heat exchange tubes are at risk of corrosion whether they are used or stored. Although they have good corrosion resistance, if they are eroded for a long time, their corrosion resistance will also decrease, shortening their lifespan.
So what are the ways to deal with corrosion of stainless steel heat exchange tubes?
If there is a large area of ​​grease on the surface of the stainless steel heat exchange tube, use organic solvents or hot alkali to remove it! If the surface is stained with acid, alkali or salt media, use hot water or steam to rinse! Be careful not to pollute the environment.
For newly manufactured stainless steel heat exchange tubes, remember to paint their surface to prevent rust during transportation and short-term storage.