Are there plastic storage tanks that can withstand benzene and chlorobenzene? ?
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Are there plastic storage tanks that can withstand benzene and chlorobenzene? ? It contains hydrochloric acid, and the temperature is around 20-50 degrees
For rotational molding PE storage tanks, a thicker version is available. There are 10-cubic-meter and 20-cubic-meter versions, vertical type. If you want to see the liquid level, you don’t need to thicken it.
It’s steel-lined with PE; we use it to store chlorobenzene, and it has been in use for many years
I checked the resistance of corrosive PE to benzene and chlorobenzene
Class P plastics are generally resistant to benzene and chlorinated hydrocarbons; it’s only a matter of speed
We have been using steel tanks lined with plastic for storage; the material is likely polypropylene or polyethylene, but definitely not PTFE. These tanks have been in use for over ten years, and when they were taken apart, the lining inside was in good condition, with only some areas slightly swollen. Each time, the material was delivered by tank trucks and stored in these tanks for later use.
For FRP, it works fine at 60 degrees