Chemical Wall-Treatment Method That Reduces the Formation of Coke
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The invention relates to a process for the treatment of a wall made of Fe—Ni—Cr metal alloy of an industrial reactor which reduces the formation of coke on the said wall when it is subjected to operational conditions favourable to coking, the metal alloy comprising, within its structure, carbides, some of which show on the surface. The process comprises a chemical surface treatment stage, during which at least a part of the carbides initially present in the alloy is dissolved by electrolytic decomposition, under conditions suitable for dissolving at least a part of these carbides, in particular chromium carbides.
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