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How to prevent excessive condensation from forming on the outer wall of hydrogen peroxide storage tanks

2018-06-29View Original

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I have a question: for indoor hydrogen peroxide storage tanks with a 304 stainless steel lining and PTFE coating, how can excessive condensation on the outer wall be prevented during the humid summer months? Thank you
Reply #22018-06-29
Why is there condensation water? Hydrogen peroxide should be at a low temperature, right? Adding insulation should solve it
Reply #32018-06-29
Could it be that the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide is endothermic: lol

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