OMB - Forged Steel

CORROSION DATACORROSIVE MEDIACarbon SteelStainless Steel 304Stainless Steel 316InconelMonelCORROSIVE MEDIACarbon SteelStainless Steel 304Stainless Steel 316InconelMonelCORROSIVE MEDIACarbon SteelStainless Steel 304Stainless Steel 316InconelMonelAcetate Solvents, Crude D A A A BAcetate Solvents, Pure C A A A AAcetic Acid, 95% D B A A AAcetic Anhydride, Boiling D B A A AAcetone B A A A AAlcohols B A A A AAmines B A A A AAmmonia, Anhydrous B A A A AAmmonium Hydroxide, Hot B A A A DAmmonium Nitrate B A A A CAniline Hydrochloride D D C B BAntimony Trichloride D D C B BAsphalt B A A A ABarium Chloride, 5% C A A A ABarium Hydroxide C A A A ABarium Nitrate C A A B CBenzene, Hot B A A A ABenzoic Acid B A A A ABlood D A A A ABromine, Dry Gas D A A B ABromine, Moist Gas D D D D CButtermilk D A A A ACalcium Bisulfite, Hot D C B D DCalcium Chloride, Dilute C B A A ACalcium Hydroxide, 20%, Boiling D A A A ACalcium Hydrochloride, < 2% C C B B CCarbolic Acid, 90% C A A A BCarbon Dioxide, Dry C A A A ACarbon Disulphide B A A A BChloroacetic Acid D D C B BChloric Acid D D C C CChlorinated Water, Sat. D D C C CChlorine, Dry Gas B B B A AChlorine, Moist Gas D D C D CCitric Acid, Dilute D A A A ACitric Acid, Hot, Conc. D C B B BCreosote, Hot B A A A ACupric Chloride, 5% D D C D DEthyl Chloride A A A A AEthylene Glycol A A A A AFerric Chloride < 1% D C B B CFerric Nitrate, 5% D B A C DFerric Sulfate, 5% D B A B CFerrous Sulfate, 10% C A A B AFlourine, Dry Gas C C B A AFlourine, Moist Gas D D D B AFreon, Wet C C C B AFuel Oil, 140°F A A A A BFurfural B B B B BGasoline Sour B A A C CGasoline Refined A A A B AGelatine D B A A AGlucose B A A A AGlycerine B A A A AHydrofluoric Acid, Boiling D D D D BHydrofluosilicic Acid D D C B AHydrogen Chloride, Dry B D C A AHydrogen Chloride, Moist D D D D CHydrogen Fluoride, Dry C D C A AHydrogen Peroxide, Boiling D C B B BHydrogen Sulfide, Dry B A A A AHydrogen Sulfide, Moist C B A A BIodine, Dry D D B A AKerosene A A A A ALactic Acid, 5% D B A A BLactic Acid, 10% D B A A BLactic Acid, Boiling, 5% D C B B CLactic Acid, Boiling, 10% D D B B CLead Acetate, Hot D A A B BMagnesium Chloride, Hot, 5% D C B A AMagnesium Hydroxide B A A A AMagnesium Sulfate B A A B AMagnesium Sulfate, Boiling C A A C AMercury B A A A BMercuric Chloride, < 2% D D D D DMercuric Cyanide D B B B DMethyl Chloride, Dry D B B A AMilk D A A A BMolasses B A A A ANaptha B A A A ANickel Chloride D C B B BNickel Sulfate, Boiling D C C B ANitric Acid, 20% D A A B DNitric Acid, Boiling, Conc. D D D D DNitrous Acid D B B B CNitrobenzene D B A B BOils - Miner. B A A C BOxalic Acid, Boiling, 10% C A A A AOxalic Acid, Boiling, 50% D D C B BOxygen B A A A APicric Acid C A A D DPotassium Bromide D C B A APotassium Carbonate B A A A APotassium Chlorate B A A A BPotassium Chloride D A A A APotassium Chloride, Hot D C B B APotassium Cyanide B B B B BPotassium Sulfate, Dil. B A A A APropane, Liquid & Gas B A A A APyrogallic Acid B A A B ARosin, Molten D A A A ASalicylic Acid D B B B BSilver Bromide D B A C BSilver Chloride D D D C BSilver Nitrate D A A A CSodium Acetate C A A A ASodium Bisulfate D B B B ASodium Bromide, Dil. D B B B ASodium Cyanide B B B B ASodium Fluoride, 5% D B A B ASodium Hydroxide, 50% B A A A ASodium Hyposulfite D B A B ASodium Nitrate B B A A BSodium Perborate C A A A BSodium Peroxide C A A A BSodium Phosphate, Tribasic C A A A ASodium Silicate B A A A BSodium Thiosulfate D B A B BStannous Chloride, Sat. D D B B BSteam, 212°F A A A A ASteam, 600°F C A A A ASulfite Liquors D C B D DSulfur Chloride D C D B BSulfur Dioxide, Moist D B A D DSulfuric Acid, Conc. B B B B DSulfurous Acid, Sat. D B B D DTannic Acid, 10% D A A B ATar, Hot B A A A BTartaric Acid, 120°F D B A A AToluene A A A A ATrichlorethylene B A A A ATurpentine B A A A AVarnish, Hot C A A A AVegetable Oils B A A A BVinegar D A A A AWater, Acid Mine D A A A CWater, Boiler Feed B A A A AWater, Distilled D A A A AWater, Salt Sea D C B B AWhiskey, Boiling D A A A CWine D A A A CXylene, Boiling D A A A AZinc Chloride, 5% D C B B BZinc Sulfate, Boiling D A A B AA = Substantial resistance - Preferred material of construction.B = Moderate resistance - Satisfactory for use under most conditions.C = Questionable resistance - Use with caution.D = Inadequate resistance - Not recommended.OMB doesn't assume any responsibility from the use of a.m. data which are purely theoretical.The user must verify the best conditions of use.46