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Anti-corrosion type for the floor in the loading and unloading area

2018-08-18View Original

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For the areas where chloroacetic acid and alcohol are loaded and unloaded, what is the best method for protecting the floor from corrosion? Voltage resistance, corrosion resistance
Reply #22018-08-24
Does chloroacetic acid leak frequently? Why is corrosion prevention necessary? You could try epoxy flooring; it’s just a bit slippery
Reply #32018-08-24
Epoxy resin cannot be used outdoors; vinyl resin can be used
Reply #42018-08-25
For the anti-corrosion of loading and unloading surfaces, the quality of the base layer construction is of utmost importance; if the quality of this layer is not adequate, no matter how good the surface anti-corrosion measures are, they will be ineffective. The bearing strength and density at the grassroots level are the key control points.
Reply #52018-08-27
Epoxy type that does not leak frequently and is resistant to chloroacetic acid.
Reply #62018-08-27
Well, it’s mainly the epoxy’s resistance to chloroacetic acid. I don’t know what the pressure resistance of the vinyl is like
Reply #72018-08-27
Yes, construction at the grassroots level is very important.

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