Impervious treatment for the dike surrounding the hydrochloric acid storage tank
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For the floor of the hydrochloric acid storage tank, it is now required to have a cofferdam installed, and the floor needs to be made impermeable. Is granite a good choice for this purpose, or are there other better alternatives?
Generally, granite is used, and the gaps are filled with acid-resistant mortar
Acid-resistant bricks are better; granite and similar materials are not very suitable. In some places, a layer of resin is applied over the rough cement surface, and the result is quite good.
Acid-resistant bricks, glass fiber, and polyurea can all be used
We are using acid-resistant bricks; I’m not sure if that’s the best solution.
Apply epoxy floor or polyurea floor overall