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What methods are available to heat 100 L/h of 20% sulfuric acid from room temperature to 60 degrees?

2021-07-27View Original

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What methods are available to heat 100 L/h of 20% sulfuric acid from room temperature to 60 degrees? There is no steam or hot water on site; is there no suitable material for electric heating? What should I do?
Reply #22021-07-27
Electricity is used to heat water, which in turn heats sulfuric acid.
Reply #32021-07-27
Heating to 60°C, tetrafluoroethylene is sufficient
Reply #42021-07-27
For the electrically heated sleeve, PTFE should be used, I think
Reply #52021-07-28
Slowly add the measured 98% acid to the measured water while stirring continuously; the temperature will naturally rise to this level.
Reply #62021-07-28
It’s electric heating; a corrosion-resistant layer is placed over the electric heating element
Reply #72021-07-28
Go to a place with steam, hot water, and a heating device.

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