Ground corrosion protection issues in liquid chlorine storage facilities
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How to prevent corrosion of the floor in a liquid chlorine storage area?
Which ground anti-corrosion method provides better load-bearing capacity? For example, when maintaining the liquid chlorine pump set later on, won’t it damage the floor? How about a granite floor?
For page 20 of 08J333, what is the proper method for using 50-mm-thick granite with epoxy glass flake mortar?
Which teacher could please analyze the corrosiveness of liquid chlorine? Is a granite floor feasible? Are all epoxy glass floors made in accordance with national standards classified as Grade B? According to the interior decoration specifications, Class A flooring is required. Can Class A epoxy fiberglass flooring be used?
Since granite has good strength and hardness and is not easily damaged, I’m thinking of using it for this project, but I’m not entirely sure if it’s the right choice. Floor of liquid chlorine storage area
How should dimethylformamide (DMF) be made impermeable? Also, for categories A and B, should the topmost coating layer be non-flammable? Is impermeability achieved without spalling?
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How should impermeability be achieved? 08J333 is placed beneath the cushion layer; if it is placed on top of the cushion layer, it can protect the cushion layer, but then an additional concrete protective layer is required. How should it be done well?