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2023-04-04View Original

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I’m a complete novice in the chemical industry; I need some help. The flow rate of sodium hypochlorite is 0.896 kg/h, while the flow rate of the sodium hypochlorite solution is 89.66367 kg/h. What material would be suitable for use in pipes in industrial design?
Reply #22023-04-04
In industrial design, for pipes used to transport sodium hypochlorite solutions, it is recommended to use materials with good corrosion resistance. Common pipe materials include: 1. Steel: Pipes are generally made from steel such as carbon steel and stainless steel. This material has high strength and reliability, but it is prone to corrosion when in contact with corrosive substances such as strong acids, strong bases, and hydrochloric acid. 2. Polyvinyl chloride (PVC): This material boasts good corrosion resistance and is cost-effective, making it suitable for transportation under low temperature and pressure conditions. However, it is prone to deformation and aging under high temperature and pressure. 3. Polypropylene (PP): This material possesses excellent corrosion resistance, high-temperature tolerance, and good plasticity. Suitable for transporting corrosive substances such as sodium hypochlorite solutions. However, its mechanical strength is average, and it is prone to cracking under impact. In summary, when selecting pipeline materials, it is necessary to take into account factors such as the properties of the medium being transported, the operating environment, as well as operating temperature and pressure. It is recommended to choose the appropriate pipe material based on actual conditions. .
Reply #32023-04-04
Studying chemical engineering indeed requires a certain amount of patience and perseverance, as it involves many abstract concepts and complex calculations. But as long as you are serious and diligent enough, you will definitely be able to master chemical engineering knowledge and achieve good results. Here are some suggestions for studying chemical engineering: 1. Build a solid foundation in basic knowledge. Chemical engineering is a discipline based on fundamental knowledge in mathematics, physics, chemistry, etc.; therefore, it is necessary to have a solid grasp of these foundational skills. If you find that your foundation is weak, you can start by thoroughly learning through relevant courses. 2. Do more exercises and experiments. Chemical engineering is a highly practical discipline, so doing many exercises and experiments is essential. By doing exercises, one can deepen their understanding of knowledge points and develop logical thinking and problem-solving skills ; Experiments can deepen the understanding of theoretical knowledge and increase practical experience. 3. Focus on practical applications. The core of the chemical engineering field lies in applying theoretical knowledge to actual production processes; therefore, it is necessary to focus on learning the techniques and methods used in such processes. One can participate in relevant practical activities or internships, or visit companies to understand the actual applications in the industry. 4. Communicate more with classmates and teachers. During the learning process, it is possible to communicate and discuss more with classmates and teachers to solve problems together. Especially during problem-solving and experiments, they can help each other and share experiences to improve their learning outcomes. Finally, studying chemical engineering requires long-term perseverance and effort; one should not lose heart. As long as you love this subject and are willing to put in the effort, you will surely succeed. .
Reply #42023-04-05
This post was last edited by Dugu Wuyou on 2023-4-5 at 13:15. One can refer to the \"Corrosion Data and Material Selection Manual\" for material selection; it’s okay to ask others once or twice, but it’s best to know how to solve problems on one’s own
Reply #52023-04-05
When encountering problems in design, my personal approach to solving them is: 1. Look for previous similar design solutions. 2. Search Baidu for related products; taking your question as an example, use keywords such as “hypochlorous acid,” “pipes,” and “materials,” and conduct further research based on the information provided in the product descriptions (for example, whether they meet certain standards).
3. Look for relevant design documents and standard specifications on Baidu (such as those available on Gongbiao Wang or design manuals).
4. Based on the information gathered, form your own understanding of the issue, identify specific questions, and seek advice from more experienced colleagues in the company.
5. Post questions on professional forums online.

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