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What material should be used for 50% hydrogen peroxide at a pH of around 1? Do pipes with a diameter of DN50 or more fall under pressure pipelines?

2019-09-29View Original

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What material should be used for 50% hydrogen peroxide at a pH of around 1? Do pipes with a diameter of DN50 or more fall under pressure pipelines? Could you also explain the basis for the classification? Thank you
Reply #22019-09-29
The pH value is a bit low. Using 316L with 50% hydrogen peroxide is no problem. Hydrogen peroxide pipelines with a diameter of DN50 or larger are GC2 pressure pipelines.
Reply #32019-11-23
Isn’t hydrogen peroxide at pH 2-3?
Reply #42019-12-06
This post was last edited by The chemical industry has forgotten on 2019-12-6 at 16:16. Is there any pressure? A pressure of no more than 1 kilogram should not be counted; it is considered if it exceeds that amount

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