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Corrosion issues with mixed acids

2021-06-16View Original

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Does a mixture of 98% concentrated sulfuric acid and 65% concentrated nitric acid corrode stainless steel at room temperature? If there is any, what material would be better!
Reply #22021-06-16
Using a carbon steel lining with PTFE or another type of adhesive can solve the problem.
Reply #32021-06-17
It is better to use steel skeleton composite pipes when the temperature does not exceed 100°C
Reply #42021-06-18
The fluoroplastic-lined pipes we use are still fine for now
Reply #52021-06-19
PTFE lining can handle temperatures of 150°C; for 180°C, PFA lining can be used, and for even higher temperatures, Hastelloy should be considered
Reply #62021-06-27
If the temperature exceeds 200 degrees, use zirconium materials directly; it’s just a bit expensive

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