What materials are suitable for phosphate media containing Cl- and S?
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What material is suitable for use in a medium containing Cl-, S, phosphates, at temperatures ranging from 70 to 100 degrees?
At temperatures not exceeding 107 degrees Celsius, we can choose 0Cr17Ni12Mo2, as it contains CL ions. This will have a slight impact on such stainless steels
A medium containing Cl-, S, phosphates, at a temperature of 70–100 degrees. I think Teflon lining should be used
Hot-melt aluminum coating provides excellent CLS resistance; as for resistance to phosphoric acid, it depends on the concentration
It depends on whether it is used at high temperatures for a long time or at low temperatures for a long time; if it is used at 100°C for extended periods, stainless steel may not be suitable. Additionally, the CL content also plays a role. Generally speaking, using a steel lining with PTFE is a more reliable option.
Dual-phase stainless steel is used for the metal material, and a lining can also provide corrosion protection