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The corrosion prevention issue of dilute sulfuric acid

2007-12-12View Original

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Storage tanks for dilute sulfuric acid are prone to leakage, and such leaks cause severe corrosion of the surrounding ground. In our factory, we use granite to protect such surfaces against corrosion, along with epoxy to fill the gaps; however, epoxy is not resistant to dilute sulfuric acid, and granite is also quite expensive. Is there a better method for corrosion protection?
Reply #22007-12-12
There is a type of anti-corrosion material that is often used in building anti-corrosion tanks; it should work. Go and find out what that material is.

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