For dichloroethane stainless steel storage tanks, what material should be used for internal anti-corrosion?
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I have a 304 storage tank filled with dichloroethane, and I’m concerned about corrosion issues; I plan to apply internal anti-corrosion treatment. Do any of you experts have any suggestions?
It can be enamel-coated. If there is no negative pressure, spraying or lining with PTFE can also be considered.
Is dichloroethane similar to chloropropene? It mainly contains a small amount of hydrochloric acid. In that case, choosing polyaniline would be fine; the result will satisfy you
Thank you; dichloroethane does exhibit a fairly significant swelling effect on perfluorinated materials.
Our company has a dichloroethane tank made of carbon steel; it’s been in use for 8-9 years now and hasn’t had any problems at all. Is there water in the materials you supplied?
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