Hydrogen peroxide storage tank

2017-01-16 View Original

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What material should be used for hydrogen peroxide storage tanks under normal temperature and pressure conditions? Is the fire hazard classified as Class A?

Reply #2 2017-01-17

First, one needs to consider the concentration of hydrogen peroxide; if it is 27.5% in accordance with national standards, it can be classified as Category B. If it is over 50%, it is classified as Category A. The material for the storage tank can be carbon steel grade 235.

Reply #3 2017-01-17

I think it was 304, not entirely sure

Reply #4 2017-04-19

Just built a hydrogen peroxide storage tank area. 50%. Defined as Category A. The material used is 316L

Reply #5 2017-04-19

27.5% need to use 321

Reply #6 2017-04-20

Where can I find this evidence?

Reply #7 2019-08-29

Over 60% are classified as Category A, while 50% remain in Category B

Reply #8 2019-10-08

Use 304L for concentrations below 35%, and 316L for concentrations above 50%.

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