What design standards must be followed for lining a atmospheric pressure storage tank with PTFE?
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There is a 200-cubic-meter carbon steel atmospheric storage tank that needs to be lined with PTFE. Which design standard should be followed for applying the PTFE lining?
The main design standards that need to be followed for lining a atmospheric-pressure tank with PTFE are as follows: 1. GB/T 151-1999 \"Test Methods for Corrosion-Resistant Metal Materials in Chemical Equipment\"; 2. HG/T 2096-2005 \"Design Specifications for PTFE and Polytetrafluoroethylene Towers and Vessels for Industrial Use\"; 3. ASME RTP-1-2019 \"Manufacturing Standards for Reinforced Plastic (Composite) Equipment\". For the case of an 200-cubic-meter carbon steel atmospheric-pressure tank lined with PTFE, the above standards can be used as a reference for design purposes. The specific standard to be chosen can be determined based on actual needs and the operating environment. .
This post was last edited by wanlirn on 2023-7-27 09:42. GBT 35974-2018 GB 26501-2011
Is HGT 20536-1993 Polytetrafluoroethylene-lined equipment also acceptable?
HG/T4088-2009