Corrosion prevention issue in the pre-reactor tank for brine

2017-05-13View Original

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In the pre-reaction tank and mixer for brine treatment, carbon steel is used. What methods can be employed to achieve high-quality corrosion protection at a fast pace? We have been out of operation for two years and are now ready to resume production. If any of you have any latest methods, please feel free to share them so that we can learn from them. Thank you!

Reply #22017-05-13

The mixer has been lined with rubber, and the result is fairly good.

Reply #32017-05-15

Spray F40, spray PFA, fluorine-lined

Reply #42017-05-15

What is the time required to line a 150m3 tank with glass flake lining? What are the anti-corrosion procedures? What are the quality acceptance standards and costs?

Reply #52017-05-20

It seems that Dalian has a technology using new methods specifically for the anti-corrosion of saltwater pipelines and related equipment. You can check it out

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