Why are the valves wearing out so quickly?
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In the workshop, there is 69% sulfuric acid; the temperature is between 160 and 170°C, and the absolute pressure is around 80 kPa. In the past two days, the control valves have been replaced too frequently – one valve made of 304+F46 lasted for two days, while another valve made of 304+PFA corroded and developed perforations after only 11 hours. It’s unclear what the cause of this is； Same valve, same location; the other one has been in use for over a year with no problems either. Could someone in Wangtanzi help analyze it?
Is there a problem with the material? Otherwise, why would this happen?
It’s also unclear; no material testing was done； Logically, products from the same manufacturer shouldn’t be like this; the materials can’t lie, right?
It’s likely caused by corrosion, or the valve selected is not suitable
Can F46 withstand such high temperatures? I think it’s hanging
Our company is a professional manufacturer of fluorine-lined valves; how about we have a discussion?
The temperature is too high; F46 cannot withstand such high temperatures
I was wondering what material you use for your pipes?
I was wondering what material you use for your pipes?
I was wondering what material you use for your pipes?
Fluoroplastics are clearly not suitable for temperatures above 150.