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Issues with 97% nitric acid storage tanks

2017-02-09View Original

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Dear experts, may I ask what materials should be used for storing 97% nitric acid, and what format is suitable (horizontal or vertical)? What standards can be referred to? Also, what materials and formats are appropriate for transfer pumps?
Reply #22017-02-10
For aluminum tanks, the pumps can be made of C4 steel or lined with fluorocarbon.
Reply #32017-02-10
Either vertical or horizontal is acceptable; for larger tanks, a horizontal configuration is recommended as aluminum tanks lack sufficient strength
Reply #42017-02-10
The corrosion manual should contain information on material selection
Reply #52017-02-10
Generally, aluminum cans with a flat bottom and conical or domed top at atmospheric pressure are used; their height-to-diameter ratio is low, and their height should not be too great. Horizontal storage tanks are also used.

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