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Started by edfarman, Aug 11 2003 07:59 AM

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#1 edfarman

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Posted 11 August 2003 - 07:59 AM

Dearest alls,
I just found that the potable water quality for hydrotest of Stainless Steel Tanks shall be "maximum 50 ppm of Chloride" in Appendix S of API 650 (Atmospheric Tank Standard). Is there any limitation of chloride content in hydrotest water for Carbon Steel material (such as SA-36 or SA-573-70) to be used in hydrotest? And what kind of "chemical or additive" shall be used to reduce the chloride in water?

Thank you for any response.
Best regards.
edf

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