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titleOfInvention How to passivate and passivate stainless steel without nitric acid
abstract (57) Abstract: A method for passivating stainless steel by pickling it without using nitric acid is provided. SOLUTION: The material to be treated is maintained at 30 ° C to 70 ° C. A) H 2 SO 4 ; b) Fe 3+ ; c) HF; d) Emulsifier, wetting agent, abrasive, acid corrosion inhibitor. , Agitated with a stream of air and continuously fed to the bath in an amount adjusted to maintain a redox potential of at least 250 mV. [Effect] The generation of mud and sludge can be minimized, automatic control is possible, and it can be applied to existing commercial plants.
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