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Hydrothermal reactor

2018-01-11View Original

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I would like to ask: at a temperature of 180°C and with acetic acid as the medium, what material is suitable for using in a hydrothermal reactor?
Reply #22018-01-13
If it is to be made of metal, titanium is the preferred choice; If a non-metallic material can be used, glass-lined steel can be employed. But glass-lined steel is basically at the upper limit of temperature~~ It’s not very safe to use~~ It is recommended to use a titanium-lined solution ; 180°C is not suitable for fluorine-lined materials~~~~~~~
Reply #32018-01-18
I think using pure titanium or titanium composite plates would be better

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