What types of pipelines and storage tanks are corrosion-resistant for boron trifluoride and hydrogen fluoride gases?
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As the title suggests: What type of pipelines and storage tanks are suitable for resisting corrosion when handling boron trifluoride and hydrogen fluoride gases? We are currently using pipelines and equipment made of 304 stainless steel, but their corrosion resistance is not very good; on average, a new tank has to be replaced every few months, and there are also frequent leaks in the pipelines.
We have composite material repair methods
Fluorinated pipe fittings and valves. Including jars is fine
The fluorine-lined pipelines should be resistant to corrosion by substances containing fluorine. Moreover, the equipment we use here has jackets that require repeated heating and cooling. The thermal conductivity of fluorine-lined storage tanks is not very good, and the lining also tends to peel off easily.
Many PTFE-lined pipes used in the fluorine chemical industry: generally, regular metals simply cannot withstand fluorine
Bro, your place looks really well done
You’re right; we have an excellent reputation in the fluoroplastic industry
Carbon fiber composite fiberglass storage tanks can be used