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How to address liquid bromine corrosion in PVDF-lined stainless steel reaction tanks

2017-09-15View Original

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Our company uses 304 stainless steel lined with PVDF panels as the reactor for liquid bromine. However, after reviewing it, the client felt that the welds between the PVDF lining panels might be penetrated by liquid bromine, thereby causing corrosion of both the outer stainless steel layer and the PVDF material as well as the reaction products. I wonder how those of you with experience solve this?
Reply #22020-07-03
Why not use enamel reactors? We use enamel reactors everywhere.

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