What material should be used for concentrated sulfuric acid at 400 degrees Celsius?

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As the title suggests, the medium provided by the user is concentrated sulfuric acid at a temperature of 400 degrees. What materials can be used? Which grade of carbon steel or stainless steel is suitable? Our designers are not sure about this, so we’re asking the experts here for help.

Reply #22017-12-05

Personally, I think carbon steel resistant to concentrated sulfuric acid will suffice, but at 400 degrees, materials such as 15CRMO or 13MNNINOR might be necessary. It’s worth comparing prices, checking delivery times, and considering whether they are readily available; if not, stainless steel can be used instead

Reply #32017-12-05

15CRMOR is in stock with me, and it can also be ordered in bundles

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