Looking for a material that can withstand the corrosion of 98% concentrated sulfuric acid at 350°C
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I need help finding a material that can withstand corrosion by 98% concentrated sulfuric acid at 350°C; price is not a concern
High-purity silicon carbide can be considered when the structure is not complex. -
Silicon carbide containers can’t be very large, right? They can’t be used on an industrial scale
What a large device! We have done linings for 5000L reaction vessels.
What’s the price for this 5000L Uchimura model? What is the name of your company? The lining involves joining silicon carbide sheets together one by one, right? So will the joints crack or allow acid to leak over time?
What’s the price for this 5000L Uchimura model? What is the name of your company? The lining involves joining silicon carbide sheets together one by one, right? So will the joints crack or allow acid to leak over time?
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Hastelloy G30 can be considered; it is a material developed specifically for use in high-temperature sulfuric acid environments
Quartz glass is recommended, as it offers excellent corrosion resistance to sulfuric acid at all concentrations, and can be used for extended periods at high temperatures (800°C).
Quartz glass and silicon carbide are fragile; it’s better to use Ultra76. The initial investment is higher, but it pays off in the long run!