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What materials are used?

2018-01-27View Original

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Sulfuric acid concentration: 2%, temperature: 120. What materials are recommended for use?
Reply #22018-01-27
Stainless steel, containing nickel; 316L is preferred
Reply #32018-01-27
Thank you for your reply; 316L is not suitable
Reply #42018-01-27
There seems to be austenite-ferrite duplex stainless steel. I remember having seen drawings of containers for sulfuric acid before; they were Japanese-imported materials that were very expensive, around 50,000 yuan per piece. .
Reply #52018-01-27
Found it; it’s called a copper sulfate filter, and the S32750 material used is imported from Japan
Reply #62018-01-28
This post was last edited by wanlirn on 2018-1-28 at 20:02. 316L can be used for storage tanks under normal temperature and pressure; it definitely won’t work at 120 degrees. 904L can be used
Reply #72018-01-29
Enameled equipment is cost-effective and resistant to acid corrosion.
Reply #82018-01-29
May I ask which standard this screenshot comes from? Learn* about it. Thank you

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