May I ask what type of stainless steel should be used for dilute sulfuric acid? Thank you.
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May I ask what type of stainless steel should be used for dilute sulfuric acid? Thank you.
Carbon steel is sufficient at room temperature; of course, it also depends on the concentration
Carbon steel is sufficient at room temperature; of course, it also depends on the concentration.
If the temperature and concentration are not high, 316L can be used
Stainless steel is not practical to use; it corrodes quite severely
If it is a storage tank, dilute sulfuric acid is generally not stored there; only concentrated sulfuric acid is stored. For equipment and pipelines, 304 is sufficient; of course, lining with plastic or rubber can also be used.
When selecting materials, concentration, temperature, and light must be taken into account. So how should dilute sulfuric acid be chosen?
Concentration, temperature, and budget need to be considered: P
Dilute sulfuric acid refers to those with a concentration of 35% or less; carbon steel cannot be used at room temperature
So it is related to concentration and temperature