The lining is suitable for use inside equipment that comes into contact with highly corrosive media
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It is generally a single piece of material, suitable for use inside equipment that comes into contact with highly corrosive media. For tanks storing substances such as hydrochloric acid and dilute sulfuric acid, rubber or plastic linings are used; for steel tanks that hold nitric acid, thin stainless steel sheets are employed for lining. Acid-resistant bricks (silicon bricks) are also widely used for lining; they can withstand strong acids, while refractory brick linings provide insulation. Enameling is actually a type of glass lining, known in industry as enameled glass. It has strong acid resistance and is widely used in industries such as food and pharmaceuticals to ensure product quality; however, it cannot be used to manufacture very large equipment.
The lining usually consists of a single piece of material and is used on the interior of equipment that must withstand highly corrosive media. For example, storage tanks for hydrochloric acid and dilute sulfuric acid lined with rubber or plastic, as well as steel tanks for storing nitric acid lined with thin stainless steel plates. Acid-resistant bricks (such as silica bricks) are also widely used in linings due to their excellent resistance to strong acids. The refractory brick lining, on the other hand, has thermal insulation properties. Enameling is a type of glass lining, known in industry as enameled glass; it possesses strong acid resistance and is primarily used in the food and pharmaceutical industries to ensure product quality. However, it cannot be used to manufacture very large equipment. .