Controllability of hot water heating for concentrated sulfuric acid tanks

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I have two tanks containing concentrated sulfuric acid here, placed outdoors, and they are located in a very cold area in the northwest, where temperatures in winter often drop to -20 degrees or even lower. Now, we are considering adding heating coil jackets at the bottom of these two sulfuric acid tanks, but we’re not sure whether this heating effect will cause the temperature of the sulfuric acid to rise too high, thereby leading to corrosion of the Q235R material used. I would appreciate it if experts could advise me on the calculation method for heating the external coil of a device, so that I can determine the temperature this device can reach when heated, under the given ambient temperature conditions. Thank you so much!

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