Seek internal anti-corrosion solution for molybdenum octoate storage tank
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Vertical cylindrical storage tank, containing molybdenum 2-ethylhexanoate; alternative name: molybdenum 2-ethylhexanoate, CAS NO.: 34041-09-3, chemical molecular formula C15H15NO3. A small amount of oxalic acid may remain in the medium, with its content kept below 5%. As this is my first time dealing with this type of medium and I lack experience in using it, I would like to ask the experts here: How should I choose an internal anti-corrosion solution for the storage tank? Thank you all!
Is it recommended not to frequently raise the temperature of the medium? Pressure? If cost is not a concern, high-performance alloy materials or even composite materials can be used; for operational constraints, a cheap substrate combined with a coating can be considered. If you’re interested, I can provide a proposal via private message.
As a supplement, the operating temperature of the medium is 60 degrees, and the operating pressure is 1000 Pa. The tank body is made of carbon steel, and I would like to know about coating anti-corrosion solutions.
Is it not feasible to use ordinary glass flake lining for anti-corrosion?
What is the concentration of molybdenum isooctoate? What are the dimensions of the equipment? This allows for a more comprehensive representation of costs in the proposal.
Where did you purchase your molybdenum octoate? Do you produce it yourselves? We need some. Could you introduce the manufacturer? Thank you. My phone number is 15666590861
You can send some samples over and I’ll help you test the corrosion resistance of our 1032 material