Seeking advice on tank material issues

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A circulation tank has been purchased made of 0cr18ni9 material; however, it is used to hold sodium bisulfite at a concentration of 35%, at a maximum temperature of 65°C. Considering the risk of corrosion, the material of the tank cannot be changed. Do any experts have any other solutions?

Reply #22018-06-13

A vinyl ester resin FRP lining or a glass flake mortar lining can be installed inside the original metal structure.

Reply #32018-06-14

Is it possible to pre-vulcanize rubber at the weld?

Reply #42018-06-14

Is it possible to pre-vulcanize rubber at the weld?

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