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Dear acid industry professionals, what material is used for the acid transfer pipes inside the dry absorption tanks in your respective sulfuric acid plants?

2018-12-25View Original

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Dear acid industry professionals, what material is used for the acid transfer pipes inside the dry absorption tanks in your respective sulfuric acid plants? What is the material that is commonly used these days? ?
Reply #22018-12-26
Cast iron corrodes rapidly in the circulation tank
Reply #32019-01-04
Pure PTFE pipes can be considered
Reply #42019-01-08
The acid-through sleeve for low-chromium cast iron is quite good
Reply #52019-01-08
Imported alloy materials corrode and passivate slowly, and their prices are quite high
Reply #62019-01-09
Three towers and one tank, without acid interconnection pipes
Reply #72019-01-16
Cast iron pipes for acid transfer can last for several years without failing, while pipes used for water are more prone to damage. We use PTFE hard pipes
Reply #82019-01-23
They are made of white steel: the pump outlet pipelines, the acid coolers, as well as the pipelines leading back to the tower. The pipelines from the tower to the dry absorption tank are made of cast iron

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