With a hydrochloric acid concentration of 1.0–2.0% (w/w), a temperature of 130–150°C, and a pressure of 0.1–0.2 MPa, what material would be suitable for use under such conditions?
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It is hoped that the lifespan can reach 10 years or even over 20 years, or that the replacement cost will be low. Please give me some advice!
What kind of device is it? Reaction kettle? Heat exchanger? Pipes? Pumps? What exactly is it that you want? Only by making things clear can we help you.
What is the wear resistance of PTFE, given that there is screw compression throughout the process and coarse fibers such as wood chips are present?
These are the operating conditions of the reactor. .
Enameled reactors and titanium-lined reactors can both be considered
Simply use our ceramic anti-corrosion coating; its cost is lower than that of PTFE
Titanium will work too; if the temperature is lower, fiberglass can be used, as well as Dow 470 resin