Acid pump outlet pressure gauge

2020-11-05 View Original

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Gentlemen, I have a 10% hydrochloric acid solution at around 80°C that is being pumped. Is it necessary to install a pressure gauge at the pump outlet? If so, what material should be used for it, and how should it be connected? :lol

Reply #2 2020-11-05

It definitely needs to be installed; a diaphragm pressure gauge can be used, and titanium can be used for the material

Reply #3 2020-11-09

A diaphragm pressure gauge made of PVDF material could be considered.

Reply #4 2020-11-13

If there are conditions at the site to use an isolation tank, it is best to add one. If the conditions for implementing isolation measures are not available, a diaphragm pressure gauge should be used, with a tetrafluoroethylene diaphragm that is resistant to chlorinated hydrochloric acid.

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