Seeking advice on materials for a mixture of sulfuric acid and hydrogen peroxide
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Dear experienced sea friends, we have a mixture of sulfuric acid and hydrogen peroxide, with the sulfuric acid proportion being 50-60%, hydrogen peroxide at 5-10%, and the remainder being water. Which material would be suitable for this type of mixture? We need to manufacture condensers and storage tanks, with temperatures around 90 degrees or lower. Can a graphite heat exchanger be used? If using silicon carbide and PFA is too expensive, is there any suitable material that is both high-quality and affordable? Thank you.
The storage tank can be lined with steel and coated with F4; the condenser is a glass-lined plate-type condenser.
Carbon steel + PTFE lining or coated with anti-corrosion material