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Can steel-reinforced PE pipes be used in an environment with 40% dilute sulfuric acid?

2024-04-10View Original

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Experts: Can steel-reinforced PE pipes be used in an environment with 40% dilute sulfuric acid? Has anyone used them? If so, I would appreciate it if you could share your experience. Thank you very much!
Reply #22024-04-10
Steel-reinforced PE pipes are not suitable for use in environments with 40% dilute sulfuric acid, as this acid is corrosive and can damage the pipes, particularly the steel reinforcement part which is prone to corrosion. Acid- and alkali-resistant pipe materials should be chosen, such as PVC-U, PTFE, etc. .

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