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Hydrochloric acid pipeline pressure class

2019-04-15View Original

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The new classification of the toxicity hazards of substances contained in pressure vessels assigns hydrochloric acid to the highly hazardous category; as a result, flanges weighing over 20 kilograms are required. Can’t hydrochloric acid then be stored in plastic tanks and pipes? Are all of them lined with steel? Under whose master’s guidance!
Reply #22019-04-16
I’ve learned about it; I really hadn’t paid attention to this before. But with such high pressure, plastic is indeed unsafe.
Reply #32019-04-16
According to the new standards, plastic must indeed be phased out.
Reply #42019-08-03
Hello, can plastic flanges be used for 16 kilograms? Is that standard applicable? So far, I’ve only found plastic flanges for 1.0 kilogram
Reply #52021-04-07
Isn’t it only fluids of Category A1 that require more than 20 kilograms? Highly toxic substances are classified as Category A1

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