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DEROUGING AND PASSIVATIONR ougeRouge describes a variety of discolorations on stainless steel surfaces and is composed primarily of iron oxides. Sometimes rouge is generated elsewhere ( , a pump impeller) and then deposited on the stainless steel surface and can be relatively easy to remove. Under more extreme conditions ( , in steam systems), a black discoloration may be seen due to the formation of iron (II/III) oxide (magnetite). This type of rouge can be extremely difficult to stainless steel is named stainless, it is really stain resistant.
DEROUGING AND PASSIVATION Rouge Rouge describes a variety of discolorations on stainless steel surfaces and is composed primarily of iron oxides. Sometimes rouge is generated elsewhere (e.g., a pump impeller) and then deposited on
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RoHS Compliant, Non-Chrome Passivation of, PASSIVATION, Technical Bulletin, Advancements in Cleaning and Passivation, Advancements in Cleaning and Passivation of Cooling Water Systems, Citric Acid Passivation of Stainless Steel, Standard Practice for Cleaning, Descaling, Standard Practice for Cleaning, Descaling, and Passivation of Stainless, ASTM A 967-05 SPECIFICATIONS