We have obtained fin samples from coolers in onion preparation rooms. There seems te be a lot of corrosion. What is causing this corrosion and what can Blygold do about is? (the fins are made of copper)
Posted on:23-07-2008
Jeroen de Wit wrote on 23-07-2008 10:56:
The corrosion in this situation can easily be explainhed. Onions are loaded with sulphur that will easily create sulphuric acid. This is also the reason for eye irritation when cutting onions! Sulphur affects copper and zinc rapidly, sulhuric acid will affect any metal. The copper fins will be completely black due to the reaction with sulphur. A treatment with PoluAl XT will solve the problem. Aluminium fins with PoluAl XT would even be a better solution.
Richard Brannon wrote on 15-09-2009 19:11:
I operate a a/c company in a paper mill town. Refrigerant leaks in brazed joints are a constant problem. Do you have a product for this situation?
Don Laycock wrote on 29-03-2010 01:13:
A friend has a condo that had Chinese drywall installed in it. The drywall has sulphur in it. They want to protect there AC and refg. coils while the lawsuit is on going. Would PolouAlXT work? I am a retired contactor. Can I apply?
