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Is Post-Weld Pickling and Passivation Always Necessary?
Three situations where it is mandatory, two where it can be simplified, and alternative solutions.
Mandatory: welds on food and pharmaceutical equipment, in seawater and chemical environments, and where hygiene or corrosion-resistance acceptance requirements apply.
Can be simplified: indoor decorative parts, non-corrosive media, and workpieces that will undergo subsequent overall surface treatment (such as overall pickling or electropolishing).
Alternative solution: local mechanical grinding of the weld plus electropolishing can reduce acid use; however, grinding must thoroughly remove the oxidation tint in the heat-affected zone, otherwise the passive film cannot be restored.
Note: waste acid treatment must comply with local environmental requirements and must not be discharged directly.
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