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What type of steel is resistant to corrosion when using 4% hydrochloric acid (with the remainder being water), at a temperature of 20–50°C?

2020-08-25View Original

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What type of steel is resistant to corrosion when using 4% hydrochloric acid (with the remainder being water), at a temperature of 20–50°C? Without considering plastics
Reply #22020-08-25
Hastelloy C-276 can be tried
Reply #32020-08-25
The temperature isn’t high either; why use metal materials? Non-metallic materials are cheap and easy to use
Reply #42020-08-26
Why must steel be used? You’re challenging yourself there.
Reply #52020-08-26
It can be lined with steel, and the regulations also classify it under metal piping management
Reply #62020-08-26
The temperature isn’t high, so there’s no problem using it; however, given the high cost, other non-metallic materials can also be used.

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