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Ozone-resistant corrosion protection for concrete tanks

2019-01-25View Original

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Concrete tanks are resistant to ozone corrosion; the ozone concentration used is 300–500 mg/l. The composition of the wastewater is as follows: TDS at 50,000 mg/l, with sodium chloride and sodium sulfate being the main components; COD at 600 mg/l, and SiO2 at 150 mg/l. It’s an outdoor tank. What materials should be used? It would be best to have proof of the materials’ resistance to ozone. Additionally, if carbon steel tanks are used, what measures can be taken to ensure they are resistant to ozone under the same conditions?

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